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• Dear eduard, dear Korem N Thanks for your answer! I looked into the modulo function and it certainly seems to be a good solution. However I think the modulo function distributes the participants regularly into the various groups (e.g. 4 participant…

  in Multiple groups Comment by erwinwirne August 2017
• Thanks for your answer! I'm not sure if I understand what you exactly mean. Could you go into further detail? In my experiment I need to separate the participants twice in 2 steps: first step = control vs. experimental group and second step = separa…

  in Multiple groups Comment by erwinwirne August 2017
• Dear Roelof, dear Eduard Thank you both so much, you really helped me alot! Sorry for the late answer, I wanted to check if everything works so I could give you feedback :) @Roelof: the transformation to a string str(variable_of_interest) solved t…

  in merge files Comment by erwinwirne June 2017
• Dear Roelof, thanks again for your help! The SSD (var.SSD) is initiated at the beginning of my experiment. I tried using var.SSD as the 'variable_of_interest': variable_of_interest = var.SSD but unfortunately I get this error message: "except…

  in merge files Comment by erwinwirne June 2017
• Dear Roelof, thank you so much for your help! I implemented your code in my experiment and it saves the new csv file (\value_file_11) in the defined folder. So this works just fine! My only problem is the variable of interest. I'm not quite sure wh…

  in merge files Comment by erwinwirne June 2017
• Dear Eduard Brilliant, it works! Thank you so much for your help! Kind regards, Erwin

  in optional instructions Comment by erwinwirne May 2017
• Dear Jarik, dear Eduard Thanks for your help and your patience! In the attachment you will find my script, the crucial part is between the end of the practice_loop_SSTF and the experiment_loop_SSTF_block1 (so the sequence I posted above). Thanks a…

  in optional instructions Comment by erwinwirne May 2017
• Dear Stephan, dear Eduard Thanks for your help! You are absolutely right Eduard! It was quite an easy mistake, I placed the inline script after the logger by accident. I switched the position of the inline script and now it works just fine :) Than…

  in Feedback Comment by erwinwirne May 2017
• Thanks for your answer! When I delete the last keyboard item the path of the command if self.get('response') == 'e' is shown for an extremly short timeframe (maybe 10ms..). I think I need the keyboard item but I will have to add something in the inl…

  in optional instructions Comment by erwinwirne May 2017
• Dear Jarik, thank you for your answer! The sequence of the experiment looks like this: I have an inline script with the short instructions where I tell the participants that they can either press the spacebar to continue with the task right away or…

  in optional instructions Comment by erwinwirne May 2017
• Dear Stephan Thank you for your answer! Since all blocks have the exact same variables I didn't randomize them. At the beginning of each block I inserted a reset_feedback. I added an inline script with a short code: var.accuracy_block1 = var.accu…

  in Feedback Comment by erwinwirne April 2017
• Dear sebastiaan Sorry for my late answer! Yes, it does what I want it to do. I modified your version a bit. Instead of a form base I used a sketchpad and a response keyboard. I adopted your inline script and changed the answer: import webbrowserif…

  in [open] How to insert HTML link to a webpage? Comment by erwinwirne April 2017
• Dear all I would also like to add a link in OpenSesame which directs the participants to an online questionnaire (on Unipark). Is this still the only possibility to do so or is there an easier way by now? I would like to give the participants brie…

  in [open] How to insert HTML link to a webpage? Comment by erwinwirne March 2017