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Hi @sesameoilduderino54 , Thanks for your interest in OpenSesame and welcome to the forum. :) Could you upload your experiment here? Then we can have a closer look at the logging problem you are describing for the second half of your experiment. C…
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Hi @mrhmatar , Could you upload your experiment here? Cheers, Lotje
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Dear @gerhono , I'm sorry to hear! @sebastiaan , could you have a look at this question? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Lorenzo , Does it help if you manually add the extension ".txt" to your output file? For example, rename "jatos_results_20210310162303" (the one you sent me) to "jatos_results_20210310162303.txt" and try converting…
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Hi @afkeve , Good question! I myself have no idea, unfortunately. Perhaps @sebastiaan? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @Laura_Batt , Which operating system are you using (Mac, Windows OS, Linux...)? I believe the plugin has not been tested for MacOS. If you are using Windows, perhaps the port address should be changed? Cheers, Lotje
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Hi @iris_ferr @charlieaux , This is indeed a known issue: ihttps://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 appears on line one &l…
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Hi @Lorenzo , Is there a way to get in the results files directly the two reaction times for global and local? Yes, perhaps the following is easiest: Replace the inline_javascript that calculates the averages to the trial_sequence and make sure it…
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@TERL3S6 , we just discovered that there actually is a way to implement counterbalancing properly. See this discussion: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/comment/22691/#Comment_22691 It's not very userfriendly though (yet), so feel free to choose f…
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Dear @Uros , thank you for getting back to us! :)
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Hi @Chiayce , Thanks for your interest in OpenSesame and welcome to the forum! :) I couldn't open your experiment (I got the error message below). In the future, it's more convenient to upload your experiment directly here by clicking the paperclip…
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Hi @tong , Sorry for the late reply, but herewith my response: When the break-if statement in the first loop item ("get_ID") is met, this means that participants pressed "enter" Therefore, the value of the variable "respons…
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I'm tagging @sebastiaan for help here. :)
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Hi @thanmour , And I guess you want the pairs from the different classes to be mixed, right? Or can you first show 10 items from class "a", then 5 from class "b" and 5 from class "c"? Regarding the survey, these links…
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Hi @reversemoonwalk , If you want to be sure you have an equal number of participants in each condition, I'm afraid there is no other possibility than to create multiple versions of your experiment. See this post: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion…
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Dear @TERL3S6 and colleagues, When running your experiment via JATOS, you could indicate the possible subject numbers here: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/968/04XTREUL6LDD.png Note, however, that the subject numbers are generated randomly. There…
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Great to hear @anabatista ! Thanks for getting back to us. :)
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Hi @Lorenzo , I realized that the compatibility check is failing and is giving "item_form_text_display is not supported" Form items are indeed not supported in OSWeb. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/osweb/#supported-functional…
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Great to hear @JelleStudentRug
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Hi @Lorenzo , I think the problem comes from the keyboard_response item where the allowed responses are defined. The value "None" is not recognized/understood, so you could simply remove it (and set the allowed responses to "b;n"…
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Hi @JelleStudentRug , I think the following should work. Give the variable phone a starting value that is clearly a string, for example: vars.phone = " 06-" // Note the space before the zero (Make sure to do the same in the "phone_…
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Hi @Lorraine, So it sounds like none your if-statements is ever met, and therefore the else statement is always executed? Did you try printing the variable response_touch_response to see whether it indeed has one of the intended variables? console…
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Ow wow, thanks for the link :)
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Hi @Joanna_RUG , As it happens, I just made a YouTube video about a related matter. It's not identical to your situation, but might still be of some help, at least as background information. - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1WvTUQr0JL0 Cheers, Lo…
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Re-bonjour @débutanteopensesame :) The answers below consider the practice phase of your experiment: I can’t create a sound variable with different sound files You could define the sound variables one level higher than the level where you defined …
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Hi @DDD , Sorry, I missed your post, but luckily Eduard helped out. Just to follow up: Can I write the break if statement like this? Is it an error in break if? No, this if-statement indeed won't work. If you precede an if-statement with the "…
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Thanks so much, @Lorenzo ! ☕️ ☕️
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Hi @tong , This was indeed a bug (see this post) but should be solved if you upgrade to 1.3.13: https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/6935/opensesame-3-3-8-released-includes-osweb-1-3-13-and-rapunzel-0-5-14#latest Does that solve the issue? Cheers,…
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Hi @débutanteopensesame , Thanks for the experimental script. How should the sounds be matched to the words? Does each sound go together with a specific word? Or should the sounds be chosen randomly? And should the sound be played during the word t…
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Hi @débutanteopensesame , does it help if you empty your file pool? Otherwise you can send it to me by email: l.vanderlinden @ cogsci.nl