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Hi Vassilis, The synth is not supported by OSWeb. It was indeed incorrectly listed as supported on the older docs, but not on the up-to-date docs: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/#supported-functionality As a workaround, I would generate b…
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That's actually a very sensible idea.
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Hi Jelle, Just to clarify: reaction times are not at all affected by the connection. That being said, obviously there may be other differences between Dutch and Bolivian participants that do affect reaction times, such as how fast the phones are (no…
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Hi, This sounds almost like a question from an exam, so I'm not going to answer it directly. However, the answer is not so hard to find, and this part of the beginner tutorial should explain things: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/tutorials/beginner/#st…
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Hi, It's a bit unclear what the stimuli and the task are exactly. What exactly does that participant need to do? And how are the stimuli and the responses contingent on each other? Cheers! Sebastiaan
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HI Sacha, Let's first focus on these things: I'm a research student in psychology and i had to change the way i do this research because of the covid-19. Do you mean that you want to run the experiment online? If so, then make sure that you only use…
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Hi, This is an incompatibility between the media_player_mpy plugin and Python 3. This has been fixed and this fix will be included with OpenSesame 3.3.2, which will be released soon! Cheers, Sebastiaan
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@fotisfotiadis Thanks for this! Based on your suggestion with setting the registry key, I've managed to fix this in the installer for 3.3.2.
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@amill66 On the download page you will see downloads for Windows that are labeled 'Python 2'. These are only available for Windows though!
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@amill66 If possible (and I suspect it is), this will be fixed for 3.3.2. In the meanwhile, of course you can simply stick to OpenSesame 3.2.8, or the Python 2.7 version of 3.3.1!
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Hi @m.vel , It seems that the instructions by @LCM (thanks!) fix compatibility between OpenSesame 3.3.1 and the sound_recorder plugins. But this is only for the desktop. These plugins are not available on OSWeb. You can find a list of supported fun…
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@amill66 You have posted this same question three times now! Please help us to keep the forum clean by post each question only once. I realize that it sometimes takes a while to get a reply, but reposting questions only increases the load on the for…
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Hi Tali, These lines would go in a text file with a .bat extension. And then you can execute them. So it's a bit like you would write Python code in a .py file, but then it's a different language that's specific to Windows. Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Navigator, The Android runtime isn't maintained anymore, and doesn't work at all on many devices. So (even though it may still work on some devices), I would recommend against using it. Perhaps running an online experiment with OSWeb in the Andro…
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I was just about to point you in that direction!
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There's no tutorial, but it's quite easy. A batch file is simply a text file with a .bat extension. Under Windows, you can execute these files by double-clicking on them. So say that you create a file called run_my_experiment.bat with the followin…
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Hi @zlver , Would you mind sharing your code for setting the correct variable to 1 or 0 in JavaScript? This is simply done by: vars.correct = 0 // or 1 But of course the tricky part is writing the code that determines whether it should be correct o…
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Hi Han, Yes, this is definitely something we plan to do. I don't have a timeline though. For now, we mostly want to focus on stability and bugfixes in OSWeb, and then take it from there. Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Just for my understanding: It's just a visual problem right, a missing icon? Other than that things work fine?
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Hi Fotis, Thanks for bringing this up and also pointing out a solution! I will fix this in the Windows packages. What is the correct default association? It's opensesame.bat . The opensesame.exe was just a thin wrapper that basically did the same t…
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Hi Lena, Thanks for reporting this. It sounds like this information is simply not transferred from the experiment process to the GUI process. In principle that's harmless, but it shouldn't happen, so I'd like figure out what goes wrong. A few questi…
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Hi Han, I'm afraid that this is not possible in OSWeb. I ran into this issue myself too, and I solved it by creating multiple loop items, each with a different table, and then using a run-if statement to run a specific one based on the subject numb…
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Hi Michel, Thanks for reporting this. I forgot to reply to this discussion, but in OSWeb 1.3.8 this issue is fixed! That is, you now get an informative error. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Tali, The easiest option (certainly for the participants) would be to run the experiment online with OSWeb and JATOS: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/ Alternatively, you could download the Windows .zip package of OpenSesame, add your ex…
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Hi Mark, Thanks for this. I filed an issue, and it should be fixed for 3.3.1. Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Gian, That file should exist. If it doesn't (in which case problems are to be expected), then my guess is that you have a virus scanner that (incorrectly) flagged this file as malicious and removed it. Could that be it? If so, then I would figure…
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@fotisfotiadis It's a bit unclear from your description what happened exactly. If OpenSesame 3.3 got quarantined by the virus scanner, then it's not surprising that things don't work. But maybe there's more to it then that? If so, could you provide …
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Yes, I had an inline_script with my previous experiment. So does that mean I also have to upgrade my Python to Python 3? OpenSesame includes its own Python interpreter. In OpenSesame 3.2 and before this was based on Python 2.7 (in the default packag…
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HI @SoSo In principle, OpenSesame 3.3 should be fully backwards compatible with previous 3.X releases. That being said, if your experiments have inline_script items with Python-2-only code, you'd have to use the Python-2-backed package. But first …
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Hi Valeria, You could define your own texture, but that's more complicated than necessary in this case. What I would do is simply use the gabor_file() function that OpenSesame uses to generate gabor patches for other backends. This function takes t…