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Update: The experiment runs successfully in the app, but not on Firefox or Safari, regardless of the list array. I got the following error from Firefox (pic appended). My OSWeb version is 1.3.7 with OpenSesame 3.3.0. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads…
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Update: No worries, it works too with any digits! The problem is it will save the numbers, but won't print them off. Cheersies, intan
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HI @bilancino , thanks for your response! I also did the same in terms of the flow, but it still didn't work properly in my case. I have noticed that it would work with three-digit numbers like yours (e.g., [150, 250]) and strings (e.g., ["a&qu…
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Hi @sebastiaan , thanks! I will test both of the solutions you proposed and keep you updated if it works. I have already asked people from the SR Research about that, but so far no response. I read on another thread as well that they're not planning…
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Oh, wait. If I use the following code to connect with the parallel port, do I still need to have dlportio.sys installed and dlportio.dll in the OpenSesame folder? # simplified version of how I send triggers from psychopy import parallel as p impor…
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Hi Sebastiaan, thanks for your prompt response! I am not sure if the controls error is related with the fixation plugin, but even without the fixation plugin implemented, I still got the error. This time I recorded the error traceback: Traceback (mo…
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Hi @sebastiaan and @Edwin , I tried out OpenSesame 3.3 on Windows 10 with an existing EEG-eyetracking experiment that previously worked on Windows 7. However, after the upgrade, there are a couple of errors I have encountered: PyGaze always throws a…
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@sebastiaan and @Edwin , sounds like good news! Thanks guys for the hard work - it's amazing :-) I will test it out tomorrow and see how it works.
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Hi @sebastiaan , The thing is I did not create any extra data files, so I don't know either where it came from. I just had a simple auditory experiment with a mouse response in this case and I logged all variables using the logger plugin. At the end…
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Hi @sebastiaan , I also have this problem when I use my mac to try out a simple experiment. I use macOS Mojave version 10.14.5 and OpenSesame 3.2.8. I already put a logger item (and checked "log all variables") and the experiment runs norm…
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Hi Edwin, thank you so much for your prompt response! I was already convinced that it's not in the source code of PyGaze. This was confirmed a few days back after I ran several experiments with OpenSesame and Presentation and compared the results. …
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Wow, the end of my previous message was cut off! I was saying "It is indeed unnecessary to add more things in the close() function" :) You're saying that the second IP address (169.254.181.139) is the stimulus computer, i.e. the computer t…
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UPDATE: I have been successful in connecting the stimulus PC with the eyetracker PC. In the end, there are 3 outputs from one run of an experiment: the OpenSesame .txt file, the SMILOG .txt file, and the .idf file (for the eye data). The .txt files …
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Hi Sebastiaan, What happens if you specify, in the pygaze_init item, a full path to a log file where you know that you have write access? Something like c:\my writable folder\output.idf. I tried this already as well, but it still did not work. It sp…
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Perhaps you can already add this to the Run phase od an inline_script at the very end of the experiment? Perhaps that will resolve the whole issue. I indeed did this already, but it didn't resolve the issue. In fact, it seems to me that the error me…
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Just thinking that this may be useful: I thought maybe it was a good idea to add something like iViewXAPI.iV_SetupLptRecording("LPT name", 0) within the SMItracker.close() function in libsmi to disable the signal recording to the port af…
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Hei Sebastiaan, So, the idea is to send triggers for each phase to the EEG but to send triggers at least at the start and end of the experiment to SMI such that we can synchronise the EEG and ET data. Why do we need to do this? Because the SMI eyet…
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Why is the SMI library involved in sending triggers to the EEG? Your initial assumption is correct - that's how I (was supposed to) program the experiment. The experiment should send triggers that are split by a serial-to-parallel box to the EEG an…
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Hei Sebastiaan, thank you for your response! I did data collection with SMI and OpenSesame before, but without triggers and it was fine. Now I want to send triggers both to the EEG and ET. However, it keeps giving me the aforementioned error messag…
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Hei Julian, I've been working with the SMI eyetracker as well, but I never got the output in this format. SMI has its own IDF Converter and some other programs. They also have BeGaze where you can directly load and open the output. Have you tried th…
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Hei, I had a similar problem, then I contacted Gaze Intelligence. You can try asking them. At that time, I was redirected to contact support@smi.de, and I did. They still responded to me although they told me as well that their support is very limit…
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Hi @eduard, I'd like to chime in the same problem. I'm running OpenSesame 3.2.7 on Windows 10 (with Python 2.7) and Python always crashes even before my experiment starts. I could go only as far as a form preceding the experiment instructions, then …
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Hi Eduard, thank you for your response! Currently I just use the pygaze_init item to initialise the calibration. When having that implemented, such calibration occurred. I tried to calibrate the eyetracker by adding an inline script implementing th…