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Well, interestingly enough, it just gave me that same segmentation fault on Ubuntu 10.04 (after using the "Add object" thing in the menu). Any ideas?
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Thanks for the answer. I think I will install 10.04 on some machine to be able to test everything properly and perhaps stick with it for the time needed to do the experiments. We're lucky Ubuntu is free and people keep old releases so that at least…
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Hi there again, I have just stumbled upon something strange. When I change the resolution in the mantrascript.py from 320, 240 to, say, 800, 600, the object definition window won't load and it gives me segmentation fault: Fatal Python error: (pyga…
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Sebastiaan, I don't know what's changed, but suddenly things are working as they're supposed to. It must have been me :) I'll post an update on our progress with Mantra when we get somewhere. Bye, Jakub
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I don't know if I understand correctly. Let's see: I ran from libmantra import libmantram = libmantra()print m.sample() from terminal using python interpreter (as suggested by you in Froukehe's tread). If at the same time OpenSesame was running wi…
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Hi, a small update on our situation, we were testing Mantra in order to see whether we can use it and so far we are quite impressed :) In moderately good lighting conditions, it is very reliable and fast. Log files can be analysed very nicely in Ma…
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Actually, sometimes it does not hurt to point out the obvious :) We are trying to combine EMG and object tracking here to measure subject's movements, and still working out the details. Having higher frame-rate would solve the precision problem; ho…
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Thanks for the answers! Could these 2 instances of mantra run on the same computer? And if more than one webcam is plugged into the PC via USB, would I be able to tell to each Mantra instance to receive input from a desired camera? And finally, cou…
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Hi Edwin! Thanks for the description! I finally got to it. It is not that self-explanatory for me so I'm glad you have been so thorough explaining it. ;-) If I understand correctly, OpenSesame adds 1 to the counter each time inline_script_3 is exe…
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Perfect! Solved. I intent to learn a bit more about Python when I have some time. But if you are not too busy, you could write a few words about how those scripts work - I imagine there is something to establish the new variables, then assigning a v…
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Ok, so it works (using variable "number" to record the order and "stim" to recall it - if I got it right). Now, what if I want to use the previously recorded order again? The intention is: * Presentation phase (where the random …
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Got it, and it does work. Thanks! Let's see if I can find the mistake I made, and more importantly (at the moment) - adapt it for my experiment. I let you know (since I smell some more issues... :) )
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Haha, I can see what you mean. But this wasn't, let's say, a science-strike, it was general strike (Spain). I'm not Spanish but I've been living here for some time now and I decided to join the cause. In fact, it was more like a gesture then anythin…
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Ahh, ok! I was tweaking the resolution inside the GUI to no avail. Now I know why. Thanks!
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Thanks for your reply, Edwin! Well, I have never used an inline_script item before so I look forward to learn something new (when I can get to it - today we are on strike). I'll keep you posted. Jakub
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Yes, you are right. After typing the file suffix in lower case it started to work. Yet something odd happens: While on Windows the sketchpad gets displayed as intended (meaning, one of the 12 bmp 1000x750 images on black background), on Oneiric the…
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Ok, they contain a lot of black background, so that's probably why. There is however one thing I don't understand - when I try to run the same experiment on Oneiric, I get this: Error: Runtime error Description: 'nom8.BMP' could not be found in ske…
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That's pretty intuitive, actually (so intuitive that I haven't thought of it). I'm starting to see the elegance of this program. Thanks a lot!
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Hi Sebastiaan! I have more questions about randomization. These are my variables: NAME SURNAMEa1 n1... ...a12 n12 As I said earlier, each variable represents a serie of slides to be presented to the subject via displaying the sketchpad. …
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Thanks, Sebastiaan! At least I know what's going on and I can use the Windows version while trying to solve this problem. Good luck to you too! Jakub
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As for the desktop effects: Yes, there are shadows under windows (altho I didn't explore other kinds of effects since I don't like to use them. However, I will try if it's necessary). And here is the output from terminal: Traceback (most recent ca…
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Sorry, I forgot to mention the most important thing: both python-opengl and psychopy are already installed on my system but I get those errors anyway.
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Hey there again! This is not so urgent but anyway: While on Win 7 the program works fine using PsychoPy backend, on Oneiric I get these while using PsychoPy and OpenGL: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5689384/debug_psychopy_oneiric http://dl.dropbox.com…
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PS.: I figured a debug window could help: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5689384/debug.txt
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Thanks for your quick reply, Sebastiaan! Well, seems pretty straightforward and I did just what you wrote here to do. I set up a block loop with NAME and SURNAME variables. Then I used names of my .png files (n1-n6 as values for the NAME variable a…