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Feel free to report your concern on github. User input to report bugs or suggest enhancements are always welcome. If you have an idea of a possible implementation, you can even program it yourself.
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Is this information sufficient (function envelope)? https://github.com/smathot/OpenSesame/blob/master/openexp/synth.py Seems to be linear over amplitude. Eduard
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Okay, so either change the variable exp.coordinate_list to var.coordinate_list, or add the custom variable coordinate_list (without exp or var) to the logger. Both solutions work for me. Eduard
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Can you quickly upload your experiment? There must a be a little thing wrong somewhere....
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Hi Pia, Only variables are logged that have the prefix var.. So if you changed the variable coordinates_list into var.coordinate_list, it will appear in the logfile. Eduard
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Hi Pia, One mistake is this line: my_mouse.get_pos Can you change it to my_mouse.get_pos() and see whether it is enough to make the script work? Eduard
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Hi Gary, I tested your experiment with my opensesame 3.1.6 on Ubuntu 14.04 and it works the way you intended it. Every second the current mouse position is reset to the middle. What system do you use? Eduard
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Hi, That is massively annoying. But in order to help you we need further information. Did you edit the code recently? Does the experiment always crash at the same time? Can you isolate the error (remove items and see whether the error still occurs…
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HI Jenna, Every ja/nee button has a column and a row index. These indices are unique, so if you match up these indices with the words ( by means of a dictionary for example: dict('boom' = (1,1),'fluit'=(1,2), ...)). You can always find the correspo…
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Hi Cagdas, Maybe this script here, will help you get started: Most importantly, you should note that it doesn't use Opensesame Items (sampler, loop), but all "the magic" happens in an inline_script, by calling those functions directly. …
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Replace: color_of_draw_var = "color_of_draw" + var.jar_nr With color_of_draw_var = exp.get("color_of_draw" + var.jar_nr)
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Hi Pia, you create a variable called color_of_draw_var and in the next line you use a variable called var.color_of_draw_var. Those are not the same, you see? Eduard
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Hi Keren, The drift correct is there to ensure that the eye tracker calibration is still sufficient. It is always good to have to have an indication of whether something bad happened (big movement, etc..). Having it for every trial is probably a li…
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How about, you don't use the keyboard whatsoever and count the actual loop? Btw. If you upload your experiment, we would be much quicker solving it :wink: Eduard
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Hi, Yes, this sounds like it. I don't work with Macs, so I don't really know where you can find these settings. Probably either in the first item of your experiment (General overview), or somewhere in the menu bar. Does that help? Eduard
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Hi Kate, If you use linked copies of the same keyboard item, this is exactly right. YOu can instead use different keyboard response items for each loop, maybe? Eudard
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Hi Kate, It depends a little on how you structured your experiment, so in case my idea does not help, you could upload the expeirment and I could have a look. At any rate, what could be it, is that the counter is only updated after you have prepar…
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Hi Kate, I remember vaguely to have seen someone reporting something similar here on the forum, but I can't find the discussion. COuld this issue on Github be related to the one you describe? https://github.com/smathot/OpenSesame/issues/481 Best, …
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Hi Keren, As far as I know, pupil data is logged by default. Once you have a log file, you can check this post by Edwin. There he explains what a eyetribe logfile contains. Good luck, Eduard
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Great! Thanks for sharing.
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Hi, Simply by precede them with a var.. So for example the variable time_sequence will be accessed with var.time_sequence. Does that make sense? Eduard
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Hi, I can't help here as I'm not very familiar with all the media players. Maybe @Daniel has an advice? Sorry, Eduard
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Hi Candice, Sorry for the late replay. I tried your experiment, but I couldn't see anything weird. Your experiment looks really neat. All the boxes seem to be reasonably sized and properly rendered. What exactly would you want to have changed? At a…
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Hi Jenna, sorry for my late reply. I'm kinda busy these weeks. I haven't implemented what you need, but you should be able to do it yourself. What you need is a common index of Ja/nee button and the label, because you can access the label of the t…
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Hi Fabio, A touch response is essentially behaving like a mouse response. However, I think it will be rather tricky to get the coordinates of a click by only using the plugin. Probably it is better if you used some inline_scripting, see here. The …
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Hi Iris, Sorry for the late reply. You can use the loop table to randomize the filenames that you want to play back. So, you would make a variable (e.g. video_file) and in every line you would write one of the filenames. Then in the Media player wh…
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Hi Jenna, Here you go, I changed the init of your touch_button to set a label of your buttons. This label I include to or remove from a list when it is clicked. Let me know if you need more help. Eudard
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Hi Paranoia, Did you use the Opensesame loop and sequence items to make your loop? If so, there will be a jitter due to the prepare-run-strategy that Opensesame uses (see here) If you have everything in only one phase, this jitter is quite a bit re…
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Hi Candice, Would you mind uploading your experiment? Then, I can play around with it a little myself. Thanks , Eduard
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Hi Tatiana, This sounds like a bug in the Mac version of Opensesame. I don't have myself access to a Mac, so I can't really help. Maybe @sebastiaan or @Daniel can tell you more about it. Sorry, Eduard