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Dear @jdg , Thank you for formulating your question so clearly! One quick-and-dirty solution that I came up with, is to: Append an inline_script item after your form_multiple_choice item Use some some Python code to compare the current response t…
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Thanks for sharing the script, @Skilli !!
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Hi @kk1703 , As far as I know, OpenSesame Runtime is not always working with (more recent versions of) Android anymore, and therefore Windows tablets are a better alternative (unless someone else has a suggestion?) See this article: https://osdoc.…
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Hi @vatsalthebest , The only thing that was missing from your script, is that you didn't change the "Break-if" statement in your text_input sequence item to: [response] = return or [response] = enter https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/321/…
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Hi @vatsalthebest , I don't see any item that waits for multiple-character text input (as this post was about, right?). Or maybe I'm missing something? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Lily , You can make the height of the progress bar variable by using a tiny bit of Java-script inline coding in an inline_javascript item. More precisely, you could set and update experimental variables using the vars object, as described in th…
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Hi Vatsal, I tried doing the text input method which I came across in the following discussion (...) But it seems it doesn't work for me as the experiment gets stuck. Could you post the error message? Best, Lotje
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Hi, "Translating" this piece of Python code to Java script is, unfortunately, not possible. This is because exp.items[] is not available in Java script. Is it necessary for your experiment to repeat an error trial immediately after parti…
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Hi @KimS Thanks for your clear example of a simplified experiment! https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/277/LXVHMREZZ6F0.osexp You were quite close using the modulo (%) method. In the attached file you will find an example of a script that shows a do…
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Hi Esra, If you get the value 'none', this typically suggests that there has been a timeout, and hence no response (e.g. 'none') is logged to the corresponding column. Did you set a timeout to your multiple choice item? If you would like to get a …
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Dear Nikita, Perhaps this post can help. https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/5876/collecting-multiple-character-input-in-osweb-e-g-student-numbers Let us know if you have any further questions! Cheers, Lotje
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Hi Maike, You will need a little bit of Python inline coding to achieve this. I attached a working example script. Does that help? Best wishes, Lotje https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/847/0B4F2KED20BE.osexp
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Dear Masoud, As Eduard already suggested in response to your previous comment, you should define your word lists in an inline_script item rather than in your block_loop. Next, you'll need a second inline_script item to retrieve the words for the cu…
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Great! :)
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Dear Eliza, Thank you for your detailed description. I think your script will work if you add a line in order to retrieve the absolute path to your jpg files and then refer to this path (instead of the name of the jpg): from openexp.canvas import c…
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Hi Jean, Did you use the `var` object to refer to your variable in the `inline_script` item? Like so: print var.response_question1 See also: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/variables/#using-variables-in-python Also, did you place the code in t…
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Hi Mad, You were almost there. You just have to put quotation marks around the values ("Variante 2" and "Variante 3") of the variable MC_response in the run-if statements, such that they are recognized as strings: http://www.cog…
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Hi Anna, It looks like you created a list of elements in an inline_script (called Listpop). For each trial, one element is "popped" from that list. You probably have more trials than there are elements in the list, so the list is empty bef…
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Hi Sannee, Welcome to the forum and glad to hear you like OpenSesame! :) Is it possible to attach your .osexp file here? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi, Welcome to the forum! You can change the number of repetitions of the block_sequence in the experimental_loop (instead of in the block_loop item), as in the example below. (Image) By doing so * the experiment contains 7 blocks * in which e…
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Hi Christina, Would it be possible to upload your experiment here, or at least a screenshot of your block_loop item and of the overview area of your experiment? Btw, (Quote) Means that you will end up with 100 trials, right? (Image) So what yo…
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Hi, The RTs of 1600 ms are from the trials on which the participant did not respond at all (see column CB in your output file) and therefore a timeout (that you probably set to 1600 ms in the keyboard_response item) occurred. The extremely fast RT…
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Hi, (Quote) Yes, this is possible with a bit of Python inline coding. This question has been answered before: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/197/solved-multiple-response-collection-on-one-page It is of note that some of the func…
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Hi, Welcome to the forum and thanks for your interest in OpenSesame! I think you could do the following: * Build an experimental structure with a typical trial_sequence (explained in the step-by-step tutorial). Your trial_sequence should at least…
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Hi Frouke, There might be other/ simpler ways, but maybe something like this? * Create a typical trial_sequence containing a sketchpad, a mouse_response and a logger item * Set the run-if statements of the mouse_response and the logger to never (…
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Hi, The step-by-step tutorial explains how to vary the values of a certain independent variable randomly. The example is with letters and pictures, but the same principle can be applied to sound files: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.0/tutorials/step-b…
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Hi Cristopher, I think the attached example should help you get started. I added an inline_script item at the end of the trial_sequence (Image) and placed the following code in the Run_phase tab: # If the participant gave an incorrect response:…
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Hi Candice, Did you place the code of your inline_script item in the Run phase tab? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi, I think this part of the documentation web site might be of help: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/manual/python/canvas/#function-canvas46image40fname-centertrue-xnone-ynone-scalenone41 If you have any further questions, please let us know. Chee…
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Hi, We'll need some more information. Firstly, what do the participants respond to? What is their task? What is the purpose of Sketchpad 1, of the sound, and of Sketchpad 2? (Quote) * If participants do not press a key before the sound, what shou…