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Hi Frederic, It looks like you're using not the response to the stop signal, but what you specify in the loop initially. Right now, those are entirely colinear, such that every time you specify correct_response = None, also stop_signal = A. This me…
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Update: I downloaded OpenSesame 3.2.5 (was using 3.1.6) and it seems to have resolved to where all variables are saving.
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Thank you, DahmSF! I'll try out the copying variables that worked for you and report back whether that works.
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My apologies, I didn't clarify - the code is the scripting view from OpenSesame and not an inline script. Thanks! Kristin
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#draw fixation screen canvasfrom openexp.canvas import canvasmy_fix_canvas = canvas(exp)#draw boxes and fixationmy_fix_canvas = self.copy_sketchpad('fixation')my_fix_canvas.prepare()#copy target sketchpadif var.target_pic == "lightning": …
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Hi Eduard, This was extremely helpful! Thank you so much for your response. I used the code that you provided and just had to make a couple of tweaks for it to work for my particular paradigm, because it includes catch trials in which the correct r…
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Thanks for your feedback, Sebastian and Jarik. That's unfortunate that the current set-up won't work yet with OpenSesame. We do also have a gaming controller that is sometimes used for responses. It looks like gaming controllers would work through t…
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Hi, I am running an experiment that was built with OpenSesame 3.0 on the new OpenSesame 3.1 release. Previously, I had used run if [response] = None to display items if the participant did not provide a response. This worked fine on 3.0, but seems …