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Thanks Fabrice! Was hoping there was a solution, as in E-Prime (i.e., offset selection on basis of subject number), to counterbalance within the list object, but I will check out your suggestion.
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Okay, thanks. I didn't try the Python code, as I knew this was not supported, but right, I forgot about the Javascript inlines! I tried them 2 years ago, and got issues having them run. I am not really keen on sorting this out, so might move the exp…
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I ran into the same problem. Exporting 500 datasets was fine, but with the final 1200 datasets it got stuck when trying to export the Results from JATOS. As a workaround I copied all JATOS directories from the server to a local directory on my PC a…
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It seems I was missing a tobii_research script in the OpenSesame directories (error with copying..?). It is now running fine!
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Have the problems been solved? I am making a new Tobii Pro X20-30 set-up and hope to use OpenSesame. Would be good to know if the logfiles will be reliable!
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I solved it (I think it wasn't a Python problem after all, but an indexing problem; although this does not match the error, fixing a list problem also fixed the Python error).
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Yeah too bad about the EyeTribe.. The Tobii Pro is the cheapest I could find thus far, but it is over 3000 Euros. Other recommendations are welcome!
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Thanks Eduard! That worked (had to set a no to a yes). I actually checked the script but overlooked the fullscreen part!
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Okay, found the issue. There was a typo (.....) in a variable name, such that one the coordinates did not get assigned. The coordinates were drawn from a randomized array, making the program stop at an unexpected location.
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Thanks for your reply! Too bad I only read it now, but still have the problem! Below the Python code I got from Arrington Research. We would like to track eye movements (not just control for fixation); so we need saccade and fixation location and t…