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Hi Nagham, When I try to run your form it works perfectly. The variables 'op1_response', 'op2_response', 'op3_response' and 'op4_response' appear as column headers in the .csv file, and contain the value 'yes' of the corresponding box was ticked, a…
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Hi Bob, Using the square-bracket in a feedback or sketchpad item (in your case the fixation screen) to inform the participant about how far in the experiment they are, is a very good idea. However, the square-bracket method can only use (e.g. disp…
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Hi Natalie, To set variables in an inline_script for future use in the graphical interface (for example, the logger item), you should indeed use the built-in experiment function exp.set(). This function takes two parameters, namely the name of the…
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Hi Masoud, In the trial sequences containing a 'testing' sketchpad (such as 'sequence12'), you collect two keyboard responses. Firstly, the sketchpad item (e.g. 'testing1') waits for a keyboard response, and then secondly you collect another keypre…
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Hi Lee, To randomly draw samples containing only half of the 60 non-rhyming and 40 rhyming word pairs, and to combine the two into one randomised block list, you will need some Python inline scripting. For more info on the use Python inline code i…
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Hi Natalie, Unfortunately it's not possible to adapt the spacing between the rating-scale options according to their word length. So if they don't really fit on one line, I think the best is to use some work-arounds such as: 1.) Change the margins…
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Hi Erez, Welcome to the forum! To present a stimulus until a response is made or a certain timeout is reached, do the following: * Set the duration of the stimulus-presentation item (e.g. a sketchpad) to 0 ms * Append a response-collection item (…
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Hi, I think the best way to let participants rate a picture and save their responses is by using the form plugin. For more information about forms, please read: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/forms/ Feel free to ask any more specific questions if you e…
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Hi Wouter, Would it be possible to paste the OpenSesame script that you try to use in you form item here? Best, Lotje
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Hi Patrick, I forwarded your question to the developer of the media player plugin. Best, Lotje
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Hi Natalie, (Quote) I think your experiment ends up in an infinite loop because you put all the Python code in one and the same inline script. More specifically: * You first prepare and run the form (from the beginning of your script to form._ex…
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Glad to hear that! Don't hesitate to post any further questions!
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Hi, You can concatenate the two criteria by the Python 'and' operator to indicate that both criteria should be met in order to run a certain item: =self.time() - self.get('start_time') <= 10000 and self.get('correct') == 1 Does this help? Bes…
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I'm glad to hear that! Good luck and don't hesitate to ask any further questions! :)
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Great! Good luck with your experiment and don't hesitate to ask any other questions.
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Hi Friederike, Welcome to the forum! (Quote) For a previous thread on using a voice key in OpenSesame, Sebastiaan uploaded an example experiment that does something similar: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/6/solved-voicekey-input…
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Hi Peter, There are several ways in which you can make sure your stimulus pairs will never consist of two identical pictures. Below I will give two suggestions. Firstly, you could adapt your loop table such that you manually remove all the cycles …
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Hi, Sorry for the delay. (Quote) There is a trick to use this keyword argument to obtain the desired behaviour, namely a form in which the participant can go to the next box without having to make any mouse clicks. This works as follows. Instead …
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ITA We will come back to you as soon as possible!
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Great! :)
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Hi Wouter, (Quote) Yes, you're absolutely right! So perhaps what you can do is wrap the two loop items around two (or whatever number of different games you have) new sequence items rather than a single form_text_input item (as in the previous exam…
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Hi Wouter, (Quote) In the example experiment I uploaded I'm doing exactly that: I use in-the-previous-sequence-defined variables in both an inline_script item and a feedback item: (Image) Note that this strategy only works with feedback items an…
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Hi Wouter, Welcome to the forum! Several things come to mind when you say you can't use your form_text_input variables to provide participants with feedback. Firstly, did you rename the response variables in the form_text_input items? The respons…
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Hi Nagham, To upload your experiment you could do the following: * Open the "General properties" tab in OpenSesame, click "Script editor" and copy the whole script, * go to pastbin.com or gist.github.com, upload your script the…
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Hi Henrik, Counter variables always start with 'count_', followed by the name of the to-be-counted variable. So in your case, the Run-if statement should be: =self.get('count_Carcost') % 3 == 0 Also, depending on where in your experiment you firs…
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Great to hear! :)
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The discussion about Farsi fonts appears to have moved to: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/417/open-farsi-fonts-display#Item_4
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Hi, Sorry for the delay. I think the problem is that your currently running only one trial. And because only one sampler item is run per trial, this leads to only one sound file being played. Perhaps the following changes could solve this: * Set…
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Hi AJ, (Quote) Perhaps previous forum posts on this topic would get you started. See, for example: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/23/solved-gonogo-task</> Please let us know if it's not completely clear how to implement th…