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Hi @patt24 , The subject number cannot contain anything but digits. But you could choose a multidigit number that reflects these different levels. Or you could use the same subject number for everyone, ask for an identifier at the very start of the …
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Hi @jonas , I think it's a permissions issue: you need to run OpenSesame as administrator so that the package can be installed. — Sebastiaan
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@Rrob Thanks for picking up the mismatch in the links! I fixed it.
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@Paula Ah, I see. That's because the plugin is in dummy mode, in which case the srbox object is not created. There is currently no way to test the srbox in dummy mode in a script, I'm afraid! In other words: you'll have to get a physical SR Box to…
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Hi @Fab , Thanks for spotting the issue with quotes in the welcome text! Until this is fixed, a workaround is to use a quote-like character that is not actually a single or double quote. A back tick (`), for example, or an Armenian apostrophe (՚). —…
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Hi @Paula , Even if you're going to use the srbox programmatically, you still have to add the plugin to the experiment. If necessary, you can simply put it at the top of the experiment and then set the timeout to 0 so that it effectively does nothi…
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Hi @Fab , You don't need to do this through the Preferences, but you can simply edit the welcome text through the regular interface. And then it will properly take into account line breaks! The context-info option determines whether things like the …
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Hi @Paula , These two lines: import srbox srbox.__init__(experiment, dev = COM1) Are not necessary, because the srbox is initialized by the srbox plugin. This means that, as soon as you have this plugin in your experiment, an srbox object will exis…
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@joshmanu and @Rrob Thanks! Ping @robbertmijn This looks like it may be specific to the Mac OS ARM package. Can you reproduce it as well?
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Hi @joshmanu , Thanks for reporting this, including a script to test. 👍️ I don't see this myself, actually. What operating system are you using, and does the operating have display scaling enabled? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Jessica Bourgin , It seems that the delay comes from something that involves the webbrowser component. This is used by various extensions, including the analytics extension, the get_started extension, and the after_experiment extension (but t…
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Hi @Jessica Bourgin , The reason that my_coroutine() blocks is that there's no yield statement inside the while loop, which is necessary for the function to suspend. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/structure/coroutines/#using-a-custom-generato…
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Hi @plex84 , I got the same error. A proposed solution is already in the error message, namely to call the following somewhere at the start of the experiment: from psychopy.voicekey import pyo_init pyo_init() You can try that. However, this didn't w…
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Hi @Jessica Bourgin , If you pass the -d command line argument (opensesame -d), then OpenSesame will write debugging output to a log file, the location of which will be indicated in the terminal. You should be able to tell where the delay comes fro…
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Hi @jonas , Can you also post the output from the console? The error message (Traceback) only contains a description of the direct cause of the crash. However, I suspect that before this happens, at the point where the script tries to install the mi…
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Hi @Jessica Bourgin , Since you mention launching 'offline' and 'online', I'm guessing that you don't mean that OpenSesame itself takes this long to start, but that the freeze happens when you start an experiment. Is that correct? There are many rea…
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Hi @plex84 , It seems that you're trying to implement your own OnsetVoiceKey class by inheriting from BaseVoiceKey . Unless you have a good reason to do that (?), this isn't necessary because this class already exists. So in theory it should be as …
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Hi @jonas , My guess is that mongoengine fails to install (and therefore later fails to be imported), but that can happen for any number of reasons. Could you post the actual script and the full output from the console? There's probably another err…
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@ChrIm Coincidentally I literally fixed this bug right before I read this post. If you upgrade python-opensesame to 3.3.10a13 or later, then this should work again.
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Hi @Fab , Good to hear that you made it so far. The way that the loop table constructs the matrix is a bit messy, but here's an attempt at getting it straight (also for myself): orig_matrix is, as you assumed, a regular array where each element co…
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Hi @ChrIm , It seems that the tobii-research package is a binary package that is built for specific architectures and versions of Python. And, indeed, it seems that they have only built packages for Python 3.6. The best way to get up and running is…
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Hi @Fab , You could inspect the matrix object from a loop item in the browser debugger. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/163/H6FRBDRAJDWU.png And there's also the _cycles array, which indicates which cycles from the matrix are still on the to-do…
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@HenkvanSteenbergen Yes, you can. The [var_name] notation also works for loop sources (if it appears not to, then that must be because of something different), so you can specify the loop source by setting a variable in an inline_javascript item.
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Good to hear the new functionality is finding an immediate use!
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@Fab Not at all! Just an interest to help out on at a least a semi-regular basis.
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Hi @Fab , This functionality is only available as of OSWeb 1.4. I suspect that you're using OSWeb 1.3. Is that correct? You can get OSWeb 1.4. either by downloading the latest prerelease of OpenSesame 3.3.10 (which is what I would do), or by updatin…
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Hi @Pallavi , I think you're confusing the correct and acc variables. correct always refers to the correctness of the last response, and is either 1 (correct) or 0 (incorrect). acc refers to the running accuracy since the last time that the fee…
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Hi @Fab , Not really, no, or at least beyond the options offered by editor. A picture with a link would actually be possible that way. as some contributors use to insert a buymeacoffee picture+link) The people who have that are all moderators, and t…
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Hi @boyao , glad to hear it works for you! There is some limited documentation for pool and persistent on this page: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/javascript/about/
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Hi @mattm , These arguments are simply additional keywords, like so: my_canvas['text'] = Text( 'Verdana?', y=instruction_start_y, font_family='verdana', font_size=30 ) Hope this helps! — Sebastiaan