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Hi, Thank you for your response! I'm running an experiment with eight between-subject conditions and would prefer not to implement a separate component for each condition. Instead, I was considering using a modulo operation based on an ID provided …
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Okay, seems like the video implemented in the experiment needed too much RAM. Using a version of the same video with fewer MB solved the problem, just in case someone is struggling with a similar issue.
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Hey! I used the logger item, which creates a csv-file. It should store the response time in in the correct form by default, right? So I have no idea why this happens. :(
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Hey Sylvain, could you tell me how to download the whole script? Or should I just make screenhots of every everything? Another reaction time related question: Excel gives me some output that I don't really understand: (Image) Are the first three…
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Hey Sylvain, I don't seem to understand which script you mean. So the one above is not what you need? Maybe you could specify it a bit? That would be great. :) Best, Lea
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Hey Sylvain, I do have a next button: (Image) Is it possible to get both time measure? The time the subject needs from the stimulus onset up to clicking the rating scale and the time needed until the next button is pressed? The run script looks …
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Hey Sylvain, it's me again. There's another question that came across and it is somehow related to this topic, so I thought maybe you could help me once again? :) My supervisor noticed that clicking the rating scale generates tickmarks, which coul…
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Hey Sylvain, I only took a screenshot of the preparing phase, but the execution command has been written in the run window. However, I changed the script the way you suggested it and now it works. So thank you very much! :) Best, Lea
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I also tried it that way: (Image) This works fine. But I think checkboxes might be the proper way to do it? And I have the same problem as stated above when I try to use the text_input function:
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Hey Sylvain, the problem is already solved (with the aid of a datamatrix). Thank yo alot for your great input! Best, Lea
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Little update: Python doesn't crash anymore, but just jumps to the end of the experiment. I'm really sorry if this is some easy stuff, but I'm kind of lost. Could something like this work, too? (Image) Best, Lea
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Hey Sylvain, I don't really use a code to implement the experiment but tried to do it just with the OpenSesame userface. (Image) Verything works fine, except for the preselected US that aren't displayed on the screen. I changed the Run if-statem…
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Hey Sylvain, thanks again! The images are now presented on the canvas, that's great! :) Now I have another problem (never ending story, I'm sorry!): Changing "Run if" to "=var.Image in var.item_to_present" makes the experminet…
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And I want to force them to choose a number. Right now it looks as if it's possible to just click through. Sorry if these are very dull things to ask for..
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Hey Sylvain, thanks a lot for your response! I think this is working for me. :) But still one problem remains: How can I show pictures on the canvas below the question and above the scale? The pictures are in the pool and should be presented random…