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Hi Sebastiaan, Yes I reported that bug. I'm glad to see it will be fixed in the upcoming release. I just tried the pre-release version using the legacy engine and everything is running very smoothly with custom fonts. I will use either this or the…
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Hi Sebastiaan, I've read the timing information and found it very useful, thank you. I also tried the legacy back end and there everything was running fast. Now that I understand the timings better I think legacy will still provide enough accuracy…
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Hi Sebastiaan, WOW, that link contains a lot of information about timings. Next time I'll make sure to take a much better look at the website before asking questions :) Thanks a lot for that. I can't directly use the legacy backend since it does n…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for developing OpenSesame and making my sophisticated experiment possible :) Regarding the slowness issue, I tried switching OpenGL to 'no' but that didn't seem to make any difference. When I have time, I will create a Linux …
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you very much for the suggested fix. I replaced the python files and now the disparity between the GUI and the running experiment is greatly reduced. The current state is sufficient for my needs. :) In case you want to dig dee…
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Hi Sebastiaan Thanks for looking into this. Do you know if you'll be releasing a fix for this bug with the next maintenance release and if so when might that be? In my particular case, I need to carefully position some text and visual elements wit…
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Hi Eduard, I tried changing the box_size as you suggested, but that only moved the text a little. The actual check box was still drawn the same size as before. Looking at the code in GitHub it seems that both available theme engines right now draw …
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for your suggestion. I don't quite understand where I am supposed to enter the text you wrote. I'm creating the widget using python and your suggestion looks more like the standard OpenSesame script. Can I mix the two? Also, does…
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Oh, I saw pool_folder in the documentation but I thought it was used only for input. I should have tried it, I feel stupid now :) That's precisely what I needed, thanks a lot for this and for answering so quickly! Mitko P.S. Since I'm new, I don'…
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Thanks for the help. As you suggest, I will go around the file pool entirely. I will place the files in the project directory and use the experiment_path to discover what files there are. Mitko
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Actually, I just realized the answer to my second question. I saw that the experiment has an experiment_path field that contains the experiment directory so now I can get all files there by simply doing: import osprint os.listdir(exp.experiment_pat…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for your suggestion. That would work, but only on my computer. If I give the project to someone else, they will not be able to just run it. OpenSesame must know internally where the pool directory is. Isn't there a way to just ge…