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I've tried the code Sebastian is suggesting, but unfortunately, I get the following error message: object has no attribute 'ManagedSoundPlayer'. Would there be a way to solve this? Thanks! http://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/007/20XDNFR9TESG.png
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I seem to have a similar problem. I am trying to give feedback depending on whether participants choose the up or down key. When I use a feedback item, [response] has the latest response, but with a inline script or sketchpad [response] contains the…
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Unfortunately, the problem persisted after installing the indicated software. I decided to upgrade to Lubuntu 16, 64 bits (clean install), and under this new version, the problem no longer occurs.
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I get the following error message. Would there be a simple way to solve this? This is in Ubuntu 15.04 after installing the latest version (Nov 2017). (Image)
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I tried Opensesame 3.x under Lubuntu, and I have the same issue with the mouse cursor, so it seems to be the Opensesame version rather than the operating system version. I have tried to install an older 2.x version on Windows 10, but get an error me…
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I'm trying to use the mouse tracking script. Under Windows 7 with Opensesame 2.x the mouse cursor is visible, but when switching to Windows 10 with Opensesame 3.x is is no longer visible. I can find the legacy back-end setting for the double bufferi…
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I have a similar question. I would like to present an image and ask participants click on all parts of the image that they think are relevant (e.g., click on everything that you think is evidence in this crime scene) and store the results. Would the…
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I tried to install the media player using the debug window (Lubuntu 16, 64 bits), but I get the following error message: _ Downloading mediadecoder-0.1.5-py2-none-any.whl Collecting moviepy (from mediadecoder->opensesame-plugin-media_player_mp…
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I'm looking for where to deposit experiments built in OpenSesame 2.9 that no longer work in OpenSesame 3.0. This is the link: goo.gl/da4qpT
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I found that the error message seems to be specific to one Linux installation. On another PC with Linux, the program from Windows worked.
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Thanks! It worked when I changed the code slightly: av_correct=100*sum(resp_accs)/len(resp_accs) exp.set('Av_acc',av_correct)
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Dear Sebastiaan, This is the error message (I forgot to include this in my question, sorry!): Oops, I did it again An unexpected error occurred. Do you want to send a bug report? This is automatic, and prevents similar problems in the future. Se…
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Thanks Josh. My experiment does not use any sounds, but it still give a sound error message.
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Many thanks for your detailed answer! I started to fear that I had to rely on Windows. A bit of a shame, because I like Ubuntu so much better.
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I got it working on my ancient Archos Arnova 10b G2! Many thanks for also providing the APK (the device does not want to connect to Google Play). (Image) And I got my first 'experiment' set up: https://www.dropbox.com/s/14lbt2ganvidu8w/decision_…
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I think I am one step further to solving the problem. I copied the file to every python and media_player_vlc folder I could find, but the problem persists. But then I noticed that there was also a message 'permission denied' in the debug window. So …
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I would be very much interested in an online version. It would be of great help with teaching (I cannot install Opensesame on the teaching computers, and connecting my own laptop to the projectors is not always easy). It would therefore be great to …
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I try to run the vlc-plugin on a Linux system (Lubuntu 13). I have the latest version of VLC installed (VLC media player 2.0.8 Twoflower) in the default location and have the plugin installed in the plugin folder (updating opensesame to the latest v…
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I saw the voice response in an earlier comment on this post. My colleague, doing language research, was also asking for it. I had them almost converted to OpenSesame, if this feature (voice-key) would have been included.
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I reinstalled OpenSesame (sudo apt-get install --reinstall opensesame) and now the plugins works. :)
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Dear Sebastian, I have now tried to remove all form plugins except for the one I am trying to use (form_base). It is loading according to the debug: debug.py(72).<module>: debug mode enabled (stacktrace off)__init__.py(30).<module>: r…
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frouke@frouke-OptiPlex-GX620:~$ opensesame --debug debug.py(72).<module>: debug mode enabled (stacktrace off)__init__.py(30).<module>: redirect 'pyterm' module to libqtopensesame.widgets__init__.py(30).<module>: redirect 'statusba…
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Since no one has suggested these, I guess I may not have found out yet how to do them: * Shuffle the order of operations by dragging them up or down * Move stimuli placed on the sketchpad by dragging them
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The combination of the two solutions (computing the response time by adding two measurements) and the modified feedback worked! My solution, allowing a response after the presentation of the second stimulus: (Image) With this additional code t…
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I tried this and it worked well (even with a longer sequence). The feedback, however, seems to be affected. How do I only take into account the provided response (of two or more keyboard responses, for each of the moments on which the participant ca…
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New problem: When I type in exp.set("CurrentValue",0) into the loop or experiment code and try to save it, it disappears.
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Besides input from a mouse or a keyboard, would it be possible to record responses from a USB gamepad, for example using the SR Box plugin?
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Starting the recording in Mantra before starting the OpenSesame script was what was missing. Problem solved! Now I have to figure out why OpenSesame says "An unexpected error occurred, which was not caught by OpenSesame. This should not happen…
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Dear Sebastiaan, I have replaced the different libmantra.py files in my opensesame folder, but still get an error message. Below a screenshot. Would there be a way to determine whether I have replaced the correct files? Is there a particular line i…
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Dear Sebastiaan, The terminal unfortunately did not provide any output, see the image below: (Image) The python option, however, did give a possibly interesting error message: Thanks, -Frouke