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• Hi Josh, Okay thank you! I wanted to use it for exactly that but I thought about it after posting and realized that that wouldn't really work. Thank you though!

  in Taking screenshots with opensesame Comment by s_mcilw July 2016
• Hi Neon, Thank you for your reply! I spoke with our programmer yesterday and he will look into formatting my log files so that they are in a usable format, and can modify them to suit my needs. And if all I need is that basic stimulus information t…

  in [open] PyGaze message logging format Comment by s_mcilw July 2016
• Hi Edwin, Thank you! Okay, I will see if that helps. Right now we have someone versed in Python and who has worked with eyetracking before taking a look at integrating the eyetracker with inline_script. So perhaps we won't have this issue after all…

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw July 2016
• Hi Edwin, Thank you for your answer! The way that it is formatted right now is not so much a problem when I am presenting one stimulus per trial (like I am with the example above). It is a problem though, when I present multiple stimuli per trial …

  in [open] PyGaze message logging format Comment by s_mcilw July 2016
• Hi Neon, Oh shoot, yes that is what I did. I changed the pause between messages to 750 ms. I don't think I understand how to change how often the log file is written. Is it just a matter of how many times I put in pygaze_log? Sorry, I am confused! …

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Hi Jarik, Thank you very much for linking me to this. I tried to put a blank slide after the target, and although it looks better, it still lags quite a bit. I may end up sticking with this if the problem can't be fixed. Thank you! Sarah

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• I just changed the log rate to 750 ms, and it lags even more.

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Hi again! Thank you so much for the suggestion. It is now logging my stimulus image name, but it is logging it as a separate message at the end of the trial, rather than in conjunction with the time stamps. Although I can manually input the file na…

  in [solved] PyGaze EyeTribe log data file help Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Hi Edwin, Thank you for your hasty reply! In this experiment, each trial is composed of 4 slides that are presented for 750 ms. If I understand correctly, I need to log every 750 ms in that case? I just want to be sure I understand. For this partic…

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Hi Edwin, Thank you for your reply. I am logging a message every 2 ms, and I have "automatically log all variables" checked. In the log message I have: [image_set] [subject_nr] [task_type] [target_position] Here is a mini version of the …

  in [open] pygaze_log lagging problem Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Thank you so much for your reply Neon! I will give that a shot!

  in [solved] PyGaze EyeTribe log data file help Comment by s_mcilw June 2016
• Hi Edwin, Thank you so much for the helpful reply! I apologize for the delay, I thought this forum would send me a notification when I received a reply, but it did not. I just have one other question. Is there a way to log stimulus parameters int…

  in [solved] PyGaze EyeTribe log data file help Comment by s_mcilw June 2016