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Hi @Brent , You can disable the compatibility check in the OSWeb and JATOS control panel. As long as the experiment doesn't grow disproportionately large (say <50 Mb) it's ok, and it will make life much easier. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Brent , It is possible to read in external CSV files from a URL using an inline_javascript item. But it's quite complex and probably not necessary. Even if you have a lot of participants, adding all csv files to the file pool is probably still …
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Hi @multanip , If you want to share a large file, you can use a service such as WeTransfer, Google Drive, etc, and then post the link here. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @vidya , Thanks for sharing this, and I'm happy to hear that you enjoy working with OpenSesame! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @schmer , Are you running the latest version of OSWeb on both laptops? (2.2.1.1 at the time of writing.) If not, then first perform the updates as suggested by the automatic updater; if updates are available, an update notification should appear …
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Hi @nv111 , How you would implement an experiment like this depends very much on the details, but in principle it should be possible in most modern experiment-building environments (including OpenSesame and PsychoPy). In general, the main trick woul…
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Hi @daanw , I suspect that what you label as the warning message always appears in the console when you start the experiment, and then the freezing actually happens some time later. Is that correct? I don't think these messages are directly related …
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@robbertmijn Can you try this out?
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So just to clarify for me: when inside the same experiment you collect a key press using an inline_script it works, but if you try to collect a key press using a keyboard_response item it doesn't? If that's the case, I really have no clue what mig…
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Ok, that's odd. Let's try to understand what kind of keys the powermate returns exactly. What do you see if you collect a number of button with a simple test script that prints out both the key and the type of the key variable? kb = Keyboard() key, …
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Hi @SMD1990 , As a first step, let's try to understand what you are doing now. I suspect you copied this script from someone else and inserted it into your own experiment without fully understanding it, right? In the Prepare phase of the script, you…
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Hi @rania_tach , There is some room for improvement, notably by filtering out the None responses that you get when there's a timeout. But other than that this looks ok. I suspect that this issue lies elsewhere, not in the experiment or in the trans…
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Hi @lucaseme , Ah, I see. This seems to be a backwards incompatibility where the conversion from string to number isn't done automatically. (I'm not sure why this behavior has changed to be honest.) You can work around this by using the new-style if…
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Hi @Fab @SpacePenguins @Silk , Just as a little background to this. Indeed, as of OSWeb 2.1, the (newer) WebAudio API is used instead of the (classic) <audio> tags. The reason for this is that <audio> tags didn't work reliably on Safar…
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Hi @Silk , If you update OSWeb through the automatic updater, the issue should be resolved! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @lucaseme , Based on your description it sounds like you're doing everything correctly. Can you attach the experiment, or a simplified version of the experiment that illustrates the issue? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Mikefiels , Is using a duration variable in the script of the mpy object the appropriate approach for handling randomly picked durations for video objects? Do I understand correctly that you're specifying the duration by entering {video_duration…
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Hi @sotake24 , If I understand correctly you want to show a form that shows an image, presumably defined by a variable, and that also collects a text-input response from the participant. And you want to do that in OSWeb. Is that correct? If so, you …
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Hi @rania_tach , If my understanding is correct, the Griffin PowerMate 2.0 simulates a keyboard or mouse, which means that you do not have to do anything specific to make it work with OpenSesame (any version). If your experiment used to work in Open…
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Hi @_nina_ , There is no fundamental difference between writing classes in inline_scripts or in regular Python scripts: it is possible, but whether it makes depends on what you need to implement, and your preferred coding style. Personally, I tend …
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Hi @Luigi96 , The function is now simply available as copy_sketchpad() , so without the self. prefix. See also: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/manual/python/common/#copy_sketchpadname Hope this helps! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Ornella , Ok, I see. The Circle() class in OpenSesame is not the same as the psycho.visual.Circle() class, hence the confusion. (The first is to draw on an OpenSesame Canvas object, the second to draw on a PsychoPy window object. They are conc…
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Hi @Ornella , Is your question about what kind of units psychopy (by default and in the context of OpenSesame) uses for color specifications? These are on a -1 (black) to 1 (white) scale, so if you have values on a 0 (black) to 255 (white) scale you…
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Hi @jens_s20 , Yes, absolutely! In that case, you would use the lmer_crossvalidation_test() purely as a non-circular way to localize the interaction in the time series and then use your own test to actually test for significance. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Jakob_ , I don't have access to an SMI Red 500 myself, so this reply is based on my general understanding and not on direct experience. But tentatively I'd say that, no, using the SMI Red 500 without the iView X SDK isn't possible. Your descript…
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Hi @MM@mmalikovic , You're free to ask questions about any kind of software here! As it happens, the lab.js developer @mezzopiano is also on this forum, so maybe he can help out. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Xin , It sounds like you have (possibly by accident) changed the runner (under Preferences → Common settings → Running experiments) to 'Run experiment in opensesamerun (external)'. This is a somewhat technical options that means that the experim…
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Hi @Jonas_S , This error is unrelated to pillow and comes from the tobii-research package. Beyond that, it's difficult for me to say anything about it, because the error message isn't very descriptive and I don't have a Tobii tracker myself. Mayb…
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Hi @gerhono , I misunderstood your initial question, but I see now that you are trying to update conda itself (rather than use conda to update other packages as suggested by the automatic updater). I'm not sure why this gives the error that you see,…
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Hi @Varsoviaa , The tobii-research package is only available for Python 3.10. Presumably, your Python environment is based on a different version of Python, such as 3.11, which OpenSesame uses by default. Is that it? — Sebastiaan