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Hi @DVdB , The experiment is quite complex so it's difficult to see in one glance how everything works. But one thing that is certainly related to these issues is that you've inserted the logger item into the coroutines with a start time of 0. Thi…
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@robbertmijn Can you help @m.vel with this?
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You mentioned an automatic updater, but I do not seem to have that. I have been through all the menus in the new version, and there does not seem to be an automatic updater. I am a Mac user. I remember at some point there being a button in the menu …
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Hi @m.vel , Ah, there was actually an OSWeb-specific bug in the repeat_cycle item. I just fixed it and pushed an update to OSWeb (2.1.0.2), which should appear through the automatic updater. This should fix this issue. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @vaishtables , The issue is simply that you're putting parentheses around image . The following should work: <img id = 'stim'/> <script> document.getElementById('stim').src = pool[image].data.src </script> Hope this helps! — Seb…
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However the experiment does not run because "It has not been configured to use OSWeb". I am puzzled by this since it was exported for JATOS. As of OpenSesame 4, you need to explicitly change the back-end to OSWeb under General properties. …
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Hi @SelinT , In JavaScript, you can declare a variable only once using var , let , or const . That's part of JavaScript syntax. In OSWeb 1, each inline_javascript item was executed in an empty workspace, which meant that you could declare variables…
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Ok thanks for letting me know. It sounds like there are issues with full-screen on iOS then, which I wasn't aware of.
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Hi @m.vel , When I go to the OSWeb and JATOS control panel, I have the option to export the study as a jzip study or as an html study. There is no option for JATOS study so that I can build the individual component s in my local JATOS. The jzip for…
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Hi @chris_olivers and @eduard , The standard way to change the volume is by setting the volume property, as Chris already found out: synth_object.volume = .5 Alternatively, you can pass the volume keyword when initializing the Synth or Sampler o…
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Hi @Dai , Thanks for reporting this. It seems to be a combination between a bug in OSWeb and a numeric value that was entered in a field that should be a string. This should be fixed in the next maintenance release of OSWeb (2.1.0.1) that you can in…
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@eduard Thanks for fixing this!
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Hi @BertH , Thanks for reporting this! Should be fixed in the next maintenance release which will appear through the automatic updater. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @m.vel , You're using an older version of OSWeb, in which the ROI functionality wasn't available yet. If you update to OpenSesame 4.0 with OSWeb 2.1, this will work! Hope this helps! — Sebastiaan
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Hi @SpacePenguins , This link should work fine on most iOS devices. However, if you have a somewhat older iPhone it's possible that it doesn't work, for example because WebGL is not supported by the device. But that will be the exception rather than…
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Thanks, that's nice to hear! (I usually only hear when things go wrong.)
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There used to be an issue with sound on iOS in previous versions of OSWeb. I suspect that's it. It's fixed now though, so updating OSWeb should resolve the issue. If you're using OpenSesame 4, you can do that through the built-in updater.
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Hi @eduard and @Sara_MC , Yes, I believe it's something specific to Mac OS that the app launcher always starts the same instance. But also on Mac OS you can start multiple instances of OpenSesame through Menu → File → New window. — Sebastiaan
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Just to avoid people getting unnecessarily worried. No, if you have terminal access to the server you can read everything in the H2 database. Use a MySQL or MariaDB for encrypted content. This is true, but the key point is that people do not have te…
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Hi @MartinS , Thanks for pointing this out! It's a bug, which should be fixed in the next maintenance release (4.0.15) that you can install through the automatic updater. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Ana_C , This script indeed doesn't work properly anymore because the way that text is rendered has changed since this post (it changed from 3.2 to 3.3). To work around this, you need to draw one word at a time, rather than the entire string at o…
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos , The correct variable indeed refers to the last response, which I assume is what you're running into. However, each response item also maintains a correct_[item name] variable that only relates to that item. If I understand corr…
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Hi @SpacePenguins , A bit clunky, but you can place the touch_response inside a loop-sequence structure, and then use a repeat_cycle item to repeat the touch_response until a particular criterion is met. Like so: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/…
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Hi @Uros , If I understand correctly, and to simplify a long story, your main question is how you can send a trigger exactly once and at a predictable moment in the context of coroutines . Is that correct? The main thing to understand is that the ru…
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Hi @rrr , The intermediate tutorial for OpenSesame 4.0 can be found here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/tutorials/intermediate/ — Sebastiaan
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Hi @regina09 , I think we were able to implement your suggestion. Good to hear! But I actually noticed another problem: for task 1 the list of items is random even though it set to sequential within the loop. Do you know why this may happen? and Or …
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Hi @stoney , I see what you mean, yes. Question: I see the instructions in the little thumbnail, but can you actually reactivate the experiment and see those instructions full screen? I bet you can't right? I suspect that the window thumbnail may si…
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Ping @Bob , the developer of these plugins.
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Hi @stoney , Sorry for the late reply, we had few participants and everything ran smoothly for a while after I turned off all the Windows notifications I could find. Good to hear! The weird thing is, if it was just minimising the presentation windo…
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Hi @ErikK , A number of years ago I indeed ran OpenSesame on a Raspberry Pi. Back then that was a bit of a challenge, but nowadays I think it should be much more straightforward, and I don't think the exact model matters (although I don't have a rec…