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Hello, is there still no solution to this? I understand how to change overall experiment font size in the experiment settings, but is there no way to change font size of any of the elements in an individual form or widget? This seems like kind of a …
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Thanks for the suggestion. Do you mean like ogg (isn't that the only other format that works)? In the meantime, two of my students tried running the same experiment file on their computer, with the same stimuli files, and for one of them worked and …
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Hello, I'm getting the exact same problem - I just get a short popping sound and the experiment moves on. I can listen to the sound files using other software, so the files themselves are not corrupted. They're all .wav files, and are all 48 kHZ, 16…
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OK, I figured this out, but I'll respond to myself in case anyone else has the same issue and this might help. In logger, a lot of pretty useless variables are automatically generated - e.g. in my experiment I have a sketchpad just displaying instru…
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Hmm I'm having the same problem re: logger. I've done what Edwin suggested, and tried to "Add custom variable", and I made a variable called "response_slider" (since "response" was already taken by something else). When…
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Ah yes, that fixes it, thank you!
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...anybody? :) Has anyone been able to successfully call on variables defined from a ratings scale form?
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In this part: set allow_multiple "no" you need to change "no" to "yes". Alternatively, in the tab area, there is a box that says "Allow multiple options to be selected", and you should make sure that it is c…
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I recently learned this too. You'll get a line in the code that says: set form_var "variable_name" And then you can refer to it later in the experiment in brackets just like any other variable, like [variable_name].
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(Quote) I actually never even put batang.ttf in the file pool. I just leave it in the same directory and it gets detected automatically.
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And just for reference, I'm running this on Windows 7 under legacy.
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I have a similar issue with Korean characters, but it doesn't have to do with my username or reading in files (so I'm not sure if this is the right thread for this...) If I have Korean words in a loop (as a variable called 'word') and then I want t…
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Yes, that fixed it! Everything works perfectly now, thank you~
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Yes that was it! I knew it would be something simple like that... Thank you so much. But now I'm getting a new error, this time related to pop(): AttributeError: 'numpy.ndarray' object has no attribute 'pop' I suspect this has something to do with …
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Nevermind, I figured it out. Putting in x- and y-coordinates is easy: my_canvas.text(resp,x=100,y=100) etc. Thanks!
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This works great, thank you! For future reference, what if I wanted to change the location of the text input? Right now it's in the middle of the screen.
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Perfect! Thank you!