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Hi @afkeve , Sorry for not getting back to you earlier. Is it possible to share the unconverted output file here (by pressing the paperclip icon)? Cheers, Lotje
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Thanks @bugay! :)
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Hi @JelleStudentRug , Glad to hear everything worked out and thanks for sharing your solutions! :) Cheers, Lotje
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Hi again, What if you type "space" instead of "SPACE"? Does that solve it? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @agmitchell , Break-if statements should work in (the latest versions of) OSWeb. Is it possible to share your experiment here, by pressing the paperclip icon, so that we can have a closer look? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @gerhono The keyboard response that you are collecting with the sketchpad items "Vrai_1", "Vrai_2" and "Vrai_3" are interrupting with the built-in variable "correct". If you set the duration of these sketc…
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Hi @afkeve , Could you upload your experiment here (by pressing the paperclip icon)? It sounds like your issue is related to OpenSesame's prepare-run strategy: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/prepare-run/ The problem is that when I use console…
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Thanks @JelleStudentRug
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Hi @JelleStudentRug , Could you attach the experiment? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @raw_the_student , In principle, no... The best way would be to try to resize your stimuli, for example by converting the sound files to mono rather than stereo. Does something like that help you? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @MarchW Yes, I think this should be possible, but you will either need to prepare screen casts (and use movies as stimuli) or familiarize yourself with Python inline scripting: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/python/about/ Alternatively, y…
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Hi @hyena , Glad to hear it works! I can't reproduce the issue with running the program in full screen. Do you get an error message? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @OlafBlankendaal , I think you could do the following: Make an unlinked copy of your block loop Insert a linked copy of the trial sequence Do not change anything in the unlinked copy of the block loop, except that you set the repeat value to 0,0…
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Hi @Sarah_ As Eduard previously responded, you will need to use JavaScript to implement a slider or another fancy type of continuous rating. Perhaps it is easiest to draw a rating scale with a sketchpad item, ask participants to click on it with a…
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Hi @Joanna It looks like you are using a run-if statement in your trial-sequence item or a show-if statement in the sketchpad item called 'first_target', and something went wrong there. Perhaps you accidentally modified something in the script? I…
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Hi @hyena Glad to hear it works. :) If you move the logger item one level down, that is, placing it right after the keyboard_response item, it logs the response times of every click. Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @hyena Thanks for your interest in OpenSesame. I think the attached script should do the trick. See the comments in the Python inline_script items for a bit of explanation. You can define your sentences in the item called 'block_loop'. Hope th…
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Hi @vani In order to randomly select a distractor face and distractor position, you could replace your Python inline code with the following piece of script: import random # List of all coordinates: list_coords =["-160,-128", "160…
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Great to hear @Paula
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Hi @rozemun , Could you attach your experiment (by clicking the paperclip icon) so that we can have a look? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @vani I didn't receive your message. Could you attach your experiment here by clicking the paperclip icon below? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi Fotis, Advancing to the next trial only when participants clicked within a certain region requires a bit of JavaScript code, but should definitely be possible. If you need help, feel free to post your experiment here. Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @fotisfotiadis , I see what you mean. I don't know what's causing this issue. I'll check with @sebastiaan to see whether this should be filed as an issue on OSWeb's github page: https://github.com/open-cogsci/osweb/issues Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Candice , Great to hear and sorry for the inconvenience. OSWeb is still work in progress. :) Cheers, Lotje
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Hi Paula, Thanks for the additional info! I think it's easiest to use a Run-if statement. Because, as you said, participants could check multiple boxes, you could add a bit of Python code in an inline_script item to determine whether or not to run …
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Hi @vani If you're good at coding, you could have a look at the Canvas class and its functions: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/python/canvas/ And yes, you could also define variables in inline_script items using the var object: https://osdo…
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Hi @LenaJablonowski , Apparently, OpenSesame cannot handle special characters in item names. If you rename "Instruktionen_Bildpräsentation_2" to "Instruktionen_Bildprasentation_2" (no umlaut), the issue should go away. Addition…
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Dear @LenaJablonowski Thanks for uploading your experiments. I cleaned up your script. Instead of using separate sketchpads for every trial in your block loop, you could simply use variables, by using the square-bracket method, to determine which …
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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?