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Hi bilancino! Thanks for your very quick reply. I was sure I had tried this, but I probably missed something along the way... I will do it again, properly ;-) As soon as I have access to the PC again, I shall try this. Thanks for the youtube video…
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OK - I believe I've gotten to the bottom of it now, having downloaded a couple of versions and diff'ing them: So, the original (working) version was done using 3.1.4. All fine. When I ran this on my PC using 3.1.7 and re-saved it, it the script al…
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Thanks @Sebastiaan, Unfortunately, things are getting weirder and weirder... I was indeed running 3.1.7 on my office PC, where I experienced the error. I've also noticed it on lab PCs though that are running ver 3.1.5. (I've just double-checked thi…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks. Yes, if the update checker uses http on port 80 then it must be that the program is blocked :'( Hopefully I can get the 'data police' here to revert this recent change, as the OSF plugin is really handy when switching from w…
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Thanks, @eduard for that. Yes, I'd concluded this myself so will proceed that way. Best wishes, Neon
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Hi @brusil, I'm in a similar position in that I'm using an X2-60 with Opensesame with the PyGaze plugin; here at work I'm running Windows 8.1 rather than 10, but other than that, pretty similar. I've run the latest version of PyGaze (via updating…
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Perfect - thank you @sebastiaan I'll ensure all of the dependencies are now installed. Your rapid reply as ever is very gratefully received. Best wishes, Neon
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That's super-good news! I look forward to using this soon. Thanks Tobii, thanks @edwin and thanks @sebastiaan ! Neon
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Hi all, After hours of fiddling about with things (DataMatrix objects etc.) and trying various different things last night, I managed to find a way to achieve a way to shuffle a slice of a column in a loop table. With apologies to @sebastiaan for …
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Hi Josh, Thanks so much for your super-quick reply. Unfortunately, I don't think splitting in to two lists will work in my situation because of the way I am doing things... To give more information: I need to alternate between two sets of items,…
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Hi Eduard. Thanks, I didn't think about using a feedback instead of a sketchpad. Yes, it looked like it was the issue I mentioned. In the end I got around it by changing the design a bit though. Thanks again, Neon
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Hi Jarik, Exactly the solution I was looking for - Thank you very much for your super-quick help! Best wishes, Neon
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PS. Apologies - In my comment above, I did mean to type 'pool' as you had, with two leading and trailing underscores, but I just noticed that has acted as markup as I wasn't concentrating :D
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for your reply and apologies for the delay in being able to look in to this further. Interestingly, when I tried adding a folder called __pool__ it behaved exactly the same as with the default file pool; I was able to 'select…
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Hi Sebastiaan and Eduard, Many thanks for your replies. Firstly, I realised that I was not very clear in my original post. When I said " [...] when I create a new experiment, put an image in the file pool, then put it in a sketchpad object,…
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Apologies - I should have also mentioned, the version of Opensesame is 3.03, running on PC's running windows 8.1.
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Hi Arpit, Apologies for the delay in replying... In short, the strategy I finally took is ongoing ;) i.e. I've not had enough time to work on this! However, I'm hoping that will change towards xmas and I'll make some progress. Essentially I will …
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Fantastic - thank you Sebastiaan et al.! It looks really awesome. I'm particularly delighted with coroutines and integration with OSF. Well done, and thanks for all of your hard work. Neon
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Hi Sarah, I was thinking of using Ogama myself, but having had a quick play with it, I am more likely to develop my own script for analysis, as I'd have to write something fiddly to reformat my data for Ogama to be able to read anyway. If you can …
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Hi Taneta, You don't have to log all variables - I personally avoid this as there is a vast amount of information there (often redundant) that I don't need. If you can determine exactly which variables you need, it is quite simple to add these to …
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Hi Sarah, When you say you are logging every 750ms (was every 2 ms) you don't mean the "pause between messages" (on the pygaze_log pane) is set to 750ms do you? This is by default set to 2ms, but doesn't determine how often the log file i…
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Hi Edwin, Yes - I expect I'll spend a fair bit of time trying to optimise the smoothing. Hadn't come across Hampel filtering before so something interesting to look in to (as long as I understand it!). Having had a peek at your code, if I underst…
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Hi Edwin, Cheers for that. Yes - the pseudo-code looks straightfoward in S&G(2000). I was thinking of incorporating a sliding average to act as a low-pass filter to smooth things out a bit. Guessing about 3 to 5 samples window size? Very gr…
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Thanks Edwin - your response is much appreciated. I had a slight suspicion that it might be this way, as all the 'one-package-fits-all' software (i.e. runs experiment, and does analysis) I've encountered do this post-hoc. Thanks for the heads up o…
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Hi Sarah, You should be able to log the stimulus parameters in your pygaze log by using a pygaze_log item. I have only used the Tobii eye tracker settings, so it might be different for different trackers. With the tobii however, the pygaze logfil…
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Apologies - this is easily possible using the pygaze_log item, simply by pressing tab in the message line(s). I thought this was the first thing I tried. My bad! Please mark as closed. Neon
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Thanks, Edwin. I'm going to have a look first whether I actually need the drift check, I think. It shouldn't be a long experiment, and the participants can be expected to stay relatively still hopefully. If the data looks poor, I'll take another …
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Hi Nick, I'm using a Tobii myself with pygaze and opensesame. This is on a Windows7 PC, and I used the 'all in one' Opensesame installer (rather than using python portable, or running from source etc.). I had difficulties at first with PIL (python…
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Hi there, I was looking for something similar myself so came across this thread. I believe it is also possible to accomplish this without the need for an inline script, by setting the duration of the sketchpad item (with the instructions) to zero, …
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Hi Edwin, Thank you very much for your reply. Yes - I would imagine trying to debug without access to the Tobii hardware must be pretty hard! I hope to be working quite extensively with Opensesame/pyGaze/Tobii over the coming months, so I'll try t…