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Hi Art, They aren't. OSWeb test runs are for testing whether your program is compatible with OSWeb only, not for creating output files (not even test files). If you want, you could see the variables that would normally, when running your experiment…
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On a different note: Shouldn't the order of the trials in the block loop be set to "sequential" instead of "random"? Since the point of the WCST is for participants to guess (new) rules on the basis of a sequence of trials?
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Hi @fotisfotiadis , Not sure why this discrepancy between OpenSesame and OSWeb occurs. In any case, you can solve the issue as follows: Use only one keyboard_response item, call it "keyboard_response" (which is its name by default), do n…
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Great to hear! And thank you so much for the coffee!! 🤩
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Hi @LenaJablonowski , As in the previous thread, could you upload your experiment here, by clicking the paperclip icon below? I'm sure we can find out what's happening with the variable. Perhaps the special characters? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @LenaJablonowski , Could you upload your experiment here, by clicking the paperclip icon below? I'm sure we can find out what causes the issue. Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @almut , Is this thread of any help? - https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6659/opensesame-crashes-with-macos-big-sur#latest Cheers, Lotje
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Hi Jonah, Column order is indeed alphabetical, but it seems like an enhancement is planned which enables to sort columns by the order of appearance of variables: https://github.com/open-cogsci/OpenSesame/issues/674 In response to your questions: …
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Hi @m.vel , How are you doing with this issue? Did you solve it, or not yet? I didn't notice anything wrong with the sound files when looking at your script, but perhaps this was another script? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @tong The dimensions of your participants' displays are stored in the built-in variables width and height. By default, they are logged to the output file. If you use a customized logger item, you could add these variables manually. Also, you ca…
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Good to hear :)
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Great, thanks for letting us know!
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Hi @charlieaux , I think it's a matter of resetting the multiple-character input at the beginning of each trial by putting an inline_javascript item (in Sebastiaan's example called 'init') at the beginning of the 'get_input_loop', like so: https:/…
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Hi @Candice It appears that issues using linked copies (of logger items but also other items) are known to exist in OSWeb. It has to do with OpenSesame's prepare-run strategy. As a work-around, you could wrap a loop item around the linked copy o…
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Hi @Art The log files are not stored locally, but only on the server on which you run your OSWeb experiment. Typically, you use JATOS for this. See this article for more information: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/jatos/ Cheers, Lotje
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Perfect, thanks for your reply @charlieaux !
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Hi @jmplym , This is a known issue, and a very annoying one indeed. For the moment, we did not pinpoint exactly under which circumstances this behaviour occurs, but thanks for sharing your experience using 3.3.5 on Mac. Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @m.vel, Thanks for uploading the experiment. I noticed that the spelling of the .ogg files and the values that you typed in the loop item do not always correspond exactly. For example, 'italiano_35.ogg' should be renamed to 'Italiano_25.ogg' (w…
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Hi @SoSo, Are you using *regions of interest* by linking sketchpad items to mouse_response items? Regions of interest are indeed not supported in OSWeb. Could your issue be related to that? Feel free to upload your experiment here, so that we can h…
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Hi @charlieaux , Regarding the text on your sketchpads: this is a known isse: https://github.com/open-cogsci/osweb/issues/33 As a workaround, you could insert line breaks in your text manually by using the <br> tag: This part of the text ap…
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Thanks for the additional information about the platforms you tested, @bilancino . And @Shalva, thanks for sharing the workaround!
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Hi @Candice, I can reproduce the issue, but to be honest I don't understand what causes it. However, I do think the issue will disappear when you clean up the block/trial structure of your experiment and only use (linked copies of a) logger(s) at id…
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Hi @bilancino , Which platform are you using? I could reproduce the issue (which is indeed a bug) on Ubuntu, but on a Windows PC it works fine. I posted the issue here: https://github.com/open-cogsci/osweb/issues/44 Thanks for bringing this to ou…
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Hi @m.vel, It sounds like the issue comes from somewhere in the logic of your experiment after your `sketchpad` item with the instructions. Is it possible to upload the experiment here, or provide us with more details about the items following the …
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Hi Soso, I removed the parts of your script that dealt with specifying which input to accept, and that works (see attached). I don't think you need to implement any restrictions. Did you solve the other issue, that is, did you manage to make the l…
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Hi @bilancino , Do I understand correctly that you do want trial order to be randomized between participants (but not within participants)? (If not, it sounds like you want to set the order of trials to sequential rather than *random*). If you do w…
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Hi @m.vel , I'm not sure whether it is related to the issue that you are experiencing, but the sketchpad-keyboard relation should really be the other way around: Set the duration of your sketchpad to 0 And have it followed by a keyboard_response it…
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Hi @liranpeleg5 , I think something like the following should work: Define the variable "block_count" somewhere in your experiment (for example in the experimental-loop item Prepare 6 different block-loop items with similar content (you…
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Hi @liranpeleg5 , This is indeed a bug in OSWeb. I reported the issue: https://github.com/open-cogsci/osweb/issues/43#issue-743276642 Until the issue is fixed, just let us know if you need help thinking of a temporary workaround by indicating the e…
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Hi @gjens, (I assume that you are using the OSWeb version of the WSCT. If you're using the desktop version, use the var object rather than vars.) To count the number of times that the matching rule changed: Define a counter in the inline_javascript …