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Great! Thank you
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Thanks Eduard, I will play around with the suggestions on stackoverflow.
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Hi Stephan, Thanks for the suggestion, but that was the first thing that I checked. So unfortunately this easy fix isn't the solution. Dirk
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Hi DahmDF, Yeah I did exactly that in the past and in principle it worked fine. However, for the current experiment I am rotating an image in many directions and as far as I know the rotate functionality is not supported within sketchpad items. Ther…
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This is not really a problem obviously as it is easily fixed when analysing the data offline. I was just curious to find out how I can prevent it from happening
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Ah that is another thing I didn't know about JavaScript, thanks! I don't understand the second problem though. What happens is, or at least what I think happens is, because the function is constantly checking for responses in the background when a k…
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Hey Daniel, I have a working experiment now which is great! However, there are still two aspects that probably could be improved. At the start of the training loop (loop that shows all images in sequence) I have created an empty array vars.training_…
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Yes that is what I realised after reading the debug instructions :)
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Never mind, did not have a look yet on the debugging instructions for OSWEB. My bad :(
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Hmmm, maybe I am doing something wrong or I misunderstood but I have never been able to see the output of console.log() whenever I testrun the experiment in browser mode?
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Hi Daniel, Thank you very very much! It works. I will continue to finish the experiment and also upload it here in case others are interested. The downside of this however is that I cannot testrun using the quickrun mode with this solution and thus …
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Hi Daniel, I don't see any reasons yet from your description why implementing such a loop would not be possible using the GUI, which would allow things to work in osweb. Maybe I misunderstood, but it is critical that each image is on for exactly 800…
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Oh I am sorry, already saw that this was discussed in a separate post: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6078/reset-mouse-position-to-center-in-osweb#latest
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Sorry again, a long quarantine day. I forgot --upgrage. Anyway it works now, this is awesome!
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Sorry should have been more clear. If I follow the online instructions and run from within Opensesame: import pip._internal pip._internal.main(['install', 'opensesame-extension-osweb']) it outputs Requirement already satisfied: opensesame-extension…
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Hi sebastiaan, Ah ok, I downloaded a new version from OpenSesame yesterday so I thought I was up to date :) But I am indeed running osweb 1.3.3. Can I update OSWeb without downloading a new version of OpenSesame? I cannot seem to find this informati…
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Hi Sebastiaan, This is great. However, it only seems to work if you run the experiment in quick run mode, and not if you run it in browser mode (at least not on my computer: Macbook). I ran into the same problem, when I tried to program some feedbac…
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Someone found out that this timing issue is apparently specific to the windowed mode. Not sure why this is the case though and I still have to test it on our windows lab computers, but all timings are perefct when I run the experiment full screen
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For clarity I have also inserted the code here instead of the .png files: test_times = [] for idx in test_sequence: stimuli[idx].draw() win.flip() test_times.append(self.time()) # this line is to check timing # show for 200 ms while contin…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks yes that makes a lot of sense actually. For some reason I thought there would be another way but this sounds easy enough. Thanks!
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Hi Erik, Thanks this is very clear. Enjoy the Christmas break! Cheers, Dirk
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Hi Erik Jan, Thank you for the very fast reply. This means I might be able to resubmit before Christmas :). I read your paper and this is where I got a bit confused. These are the Bayes factors that I obtained. Note that the factor always denotes h…
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Hi Sebastian, Thanks for the info. I will have a look at their website and discuss it at our lab meeting. I am quite new to eye tracking research. If it is not supported by pygaze, are there any easy to use alternatives in Opensesame? Otherwise I …
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Hey Sebastian, I updated pyopengl and pyglet but these packages were already up to data. However, when installing psychopy I get the following error: pip.main(['install','pyschopy','--upgrade']) Collecting pyschopy Could not find a version that …
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Hi Sebastian, I prefer to keep the experiment in psychopy. Is it an option to install an older version of OpenSesame or would I then keep running into the same problem? Maybe related to this psychopy error? In this experiment I am showing two gabo…
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Yes, thank you very much Gary. That second link did the trick. You saved me a lot of frustration!!
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No I did not do that yet. I was a bit hesitant to download new software on a computer that others are successfully using for EEG. Could that be a potential problem?
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Thanks, I used an online calculator and ended up with the same number. Unfortunately that did not do the trick. Any other suggestions? Btw others here are using Matlab and Presentation software to send triggers and works fine :(
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Hey Gary, Thanks for your quick reply. Not sure what you mean with -8384. When I follow the instructions on the stack overflow link 41152 stays 41152? Am I missing something here? Cheers, Dirk
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Hi Sebastian, I have selected the multiprocess runner and now everything appears to be working fine again. As soon as I switch it back to inprocess it immediatley crashes again as I try to run it. So I am sorry no error message yet but I will post…