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Hi Katerina, Yes, Opensesame has problems with large video files sometimes, but no this doesn't lead to a crash usually. Also this limitation should well above 63MB. So, I think there is another issue with your experiment. Would you mind sharing i…
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Hi, Sorry, but I don't really get what you mean with carry-over effects and why you would need to file pools. Do I understand correctly, that you your 2x3x2 conditions are all across participants? That is that one participants does a specific orde…
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Hi erwin, If you click on the experiment sequence (the second item in the overview area), you can adjust the show_if fields of each item. There, put [response] = 'e' in the show if field of the new_keyboard_response_2. Does that solve it? Eduard
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Hi Erwin, I think Jarik is right, so do delete the second keyboard response. To make the instruction not disappear form the screen to quickly, it might make sense, to clear the keyboard in the beginning of your instructions (keyboard_response.clear…
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Hi Jenna, I was trying to run your code, but it doesn't work because some variables that are used are not defined. Would you mind uploading your entire experiment, so that I can have a look? But basically, the idea would be to initialize an empty l…
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Hi Noa, It is supposed to be fixed already, that is if you run a version of Opensesame that is 3.1.5 or younger. Can you check whether you have the problem while running th latest Opensesame version? Eudard
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Hi, Is this little piece of code useful for you? Maybe you can work with it to build whatever you like. Eduard
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Hi Viennese, Basically, you need to create a sketchpad for every second that you want to present. So, if you want to have a 3 seconds countdown, you need to have three sketchpads, each having a duration of 1 second. In the first one you write somet…
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Hi Christina, I took the liberty to change your expeirment. There was no condition variable stored. That is you did not say explicitly whether a trial was with or without a picture. I added that variable. (It's not super important as you can easily…
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Hi Cristina, If you need help on what your variables mean, you have to share your variables with us and preferably also explain what you tested. Then we can try to help you. Generally, every line in your spreadsheet is a trial. What you usually do…
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Could you please upload your experiment? I'll have a look and see what is going wrong here. Eduard
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Good to hear. See, after all you haven't needed much help anyway ;-)
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To add here, when importing the data into excel or alike, you can set how decimal points are represented. All in all, it's not that big of a deal. See here for example: http://www.jkp-ads.com/Articles/importtext.asp or here: https://www.psinke.nl/…
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What happens if you remove most of the videos and only include 4-5? The MEssage in the upper right corner says that you have many files which will slow down Opensesame, but still the experiment should be able to run, so therefore, I do not think thi…
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Hi Amanda, Also for you, I recommend doing a bit of studying before starting your project. On the website of Opensesame you can find several tutorials of different difficulties that should get you started. Also in the manual there are several parts…
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Hi Christina, All variables that you defined in the experiment (either by putting them in the loop_table or by saving them as var.<variable> will be included in the data file. By default Opensesame stores all kinds of other variables along, s…
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Hi, You could start doing one or two tutorials to get familiar with Opensesame: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/tutorials/beginner/ * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/tutorials/intermediate/ * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/tutorials/advanced/ Then, you can c…
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Hi Tyler, Can you install any other packages on your system? I had the same thing recently. Some PPA were not available any more (404 errors) and that made it impossible to install or update any other packages, even if they did not depend on the P…
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Oh no, your logfiles are perfectly fine, you just have to import them the right way into excel (or whichever spreadsheet reader you use). See this link for an instruction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4n7FwDH2Js or this one http://www.excel-eas…
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Hey, Which version of Opensesame and which operating system do you use? Just to be clear what the issue is, when you say "When I run my experiment the first time everything works just fine but when I rerun the experiment suddenly certain inst…
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Are all videos the same format/size/etc..? Are always the same three videos played, or always the first three, but always different ones? Can you upload your experiment, please? Then, we can solve it faster. Eduard
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Hi, Sorry, I didn't understand that, I think. Would you mind uploading the experiment and/or rephrasing your problem? You probably need to do some direct python coding to solve this issue. Eduard
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Hi Christina, If you don't have messy logfiles (which can happen if you have multiple unlinked logger items in your experiment), every line represents a trial and every column a variable. Of course it depends to some extent on your experiment, i.e.…
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Hi, (Quote) Try this syntax: "[=var.your_variable[the_index\]]" (Quote) This sounds like the perfect application for sequences: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/manual/structure/sequence/ In the first sequence, you define all the bits you nee…
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Hi, What exactly do you mean if you say "enter in a component", execute an item? If so, then you can make use of the run_if statements that define whether a component is executed or not. Just put something like [variable]=True in it and t…
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Hi (Quote) Yes. (Quote) No, because the else part is only executed if there was an event. No event, no else, no correct. The reason you still have a variable correct, is that it will be carried over from earlier in the experiment, I guess. So, if …
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Hi objecttakaku, Sorry, but could you rephrase what exactly it is that is not working? Out of your 18 videos only 3 are played? Or is everything played but not in random order? Thanks, Eduard
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Hey, First thing that you can do, is providing us with more information. Something like the error message, the trace stack, whether the problem always occurs at the same time, etc. You could also upload the experiment. At any rate, based on the inf…
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Hi, Well, what you describe is a little impossible. You can't predict where they will look based on where they just looked. However, I don't think you necessarily need to predict it, if you are just very quick with updating the words, you might sti…