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Hi, We have seen on your website that OpenSesame supports tablet android, but to what extent? The Android runtime is no longer maintained, so I would not recommend running this (with OpenSesame) on an Android device. However, there are many excellen…
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Hi Marios, Te cursor_roi functionality is unrelated to Mousetrap (although Mousetrap uses it). Here's a simple video tutorial that should show you the basics of how it works! https://youtu.be/K2dcG_7Hs3Y Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Lena, Sorry for the slow reply. To me, this looks like there's a confusion between different Python environments. Specifically, there may be a Python environment that has modified some environment variables. Do you have other Python distributions…
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Hi Gérard, The error message appears to be another character encoding bug due to special characters in the temporary file names. If you open the file oswebext_widget.py (see the traceback for the full path) in a text editor, and from line 191 chan…
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Hi Gérard, There were some server issues that caused some of the attachments to be lost (including this one). Sorry about that! If you upload it again, it should be fine. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Kayleigh, Because of some trouble with the server, some discussion attachments were lost, including your screenshot. Could you re-upload it so that I can take a look? How do I solve this on the program and allow people to response 1-9 for each fa…
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Hi Paula, What happens exactly? That is, in what sense is the mouse simulation ignored? Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi, If a timeout occurred, the response variable will be set to None. So for the sketchpad with the text "Wrong!" you would use the following run-if statement: [correct] = 0 and [response] != None Whereas for the "Too slow!" sk…
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Hi Anaïs, You're mentioning a few things. All of them are possible in principle, but depending on what you want to do this may require some programming skills. Is it possible to sync a Webcam with an OpenSesame experience to record a participant's v…
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Hi Pinarke, You could modify the script to keep track of whether a timeout occurred or not. But to get help with that you would of course need to upload the script here so that we can see what you did exactly! A pragmatic solution might also be to l…
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Hi Merel, It sounds like you're trying to show two sketchpad items simultaneously, in the hope that their contents will be mixed on the display. But this won't work! One sketchpad == one display. So if you want to have a display with a stimulus and…
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Hi bluelook, You have to download the Python-3-based package, which you can find here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/download/#windows Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Lena, Thanks for testing. I'm guessing that when you click on the .bat files, a console quickly pops up and then disappears again, without your being able to see the error message. Am I right? If so, could you edit the .bat file (say opensesame…
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Hi Lena, You can double-click on opensesame.bat , opensesamerun.bator rapunzel.bat . Happy testing! Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Tom, I don't think this is the kind of problem that we'll be able to resolve through the forum. You're saying that the freezing occurs randomly while the tracker is recording, and while the experiment is otherwise doing nothing. Is that correct? …
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Hi Hannah, The calibration procedure is always handled by the EyeLink PC, regardless of whether you're doing this through OpenSesame, Experiment Builder, or some other software. So in that sense, the software cannot affect the quality of the calibra…
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Thanks!
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Hi Greg, The issue here is that you're mixing two different languages: OpenSesame script and Python. OpenSesame script is the simple language that is used for defining items. So if you're viewing the script of a sketchpad , you're looking at OpenSes…
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Hi Jelmer, Thanks for reporting this. It's indeed a bug in OpenSesame. I don't plan on releasing another 3.2 maintenance release, but this issue is now fixed in the development release of 3.3. You can download a prerelease package for Windows (and s…
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Have fun at NVP if you're going this year! I am! You?
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Hi, It sounds like you're looking for the coroutines item, which allows you to run multiple items in parallel, thus offering better control over their time course. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/structure/coroutines/ Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Nabab, I think you're confusing OpenSesame, experiment building software, with OpenSesame, e-learning courses! This is the wrong forum! Sebastiaan
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Hi Tom, I don't have a Gazepoint tracker myself, so it's difficult to say much about it. However, freezing in combination with 100% CPU consumption sounds very much like an infinite loop. So then the question is where this infinite loop comes from.…
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Hi Bronagh, The Python package manager is not very reliable, so let's forget about the first error for now. In any case, this is unrelated to the second error. Here, I suspect that the problem is a Mac OS-specific issue with the tobii_research pack…
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Hi, What courses do you mean exactly? The tutorials? If it's useful, you can access the sitemap like this: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/sitemap.yml Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Anton, The reason that nothing has an effect is probably that you're doing it in the Run phase of the script, whereas most items (including sketchpad s) are prepared during the Prepare phase. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/prepare-run/ So the…
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Hi Intan, The extra data file has to be explicitly registered, either in an inline_script by appending it to the data_files list, or by a plug-in that does the same thing under the hood. Do you know where the extra data file comes from in your cas…
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Hi Gérard, The .wav file format is 32 bit float, 11Khz mono. It does play correctly on my system, although I'm actually surprised by this, because I didn't think that PyGame would be able to handle this format. In any case, what happens if you open…
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Hi Gérard, What format is this wave file in exactly? Audacity detects it as a 11025 Khz, mono, float format, but it looks funky to me. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Anton, I wasn't very clear about that, but the arguments to any_match() should be strings, like so: if any_match('Response', 'words_var_Block_1_Exp_St'): Cheers! Sebastiaan