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Ow right, like that. From the perspective of OpenSesame, there is no difference between a touch and a mouse click, so you can just the duration to 'mouseclick'.
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I suspect that this is simply an issue of pymedia not being installed. However, it doesn't seem straightforward to install pymedia on Mac OS. You can first try to figure out how to install pymedia. But if that doesn't work, then I second @Daniel's s…
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This seems to be the exact same issue as described in 2120, so to avoid fragmentation I'm closing this discussion and replying there.
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(Quote) But what happens then? Is the mouse cursor invisible, or is it visible but for some reason unmovable?
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Hi, You're using a Python statement as a conditional statement. You can do that, but if so you need to prefix it with =. So either of these would be valid (and equivalent): * =var.run_block == 'CF_congruent' * [run_block] = CF_congruent See also…
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@NathaciaRibeiro In recent versions of OpenSesame, the touch_response has a timeout option (which is what I suppose you mean?). So if you don't see this, just update to the latest version. Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Ingrid, I don't fully understand your paradigm, but this sounds like something you could do with horizontal shuffling, which is an advanced loop operation. The idea would be that you put all incompatible objects in different columns, then shuffl…
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Hi, In principle, experiments created in 2.9 and earlier should run without modification in 3.0 and later, with the exception of a handful of backward incompatible changes described here: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/important-changes-3/ In pract…
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Your example is not syntactically valid Python, but if you fix the quotes it should work just fine. By the way, are you running an up-to-date version of OpenSesame? I'm asking because the exp.set() method of setting variables has been deprecated for…
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Hi Salma, If you have a multicharacter question, like you do, there are (at least) two possible measures of response time: * The time between the onset of the question and the first keystroke. This is not easily measured with a form. * The time be…
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Hi Diego, Right, 0x25CF is indeed a valid Unicode character (a filled circle). If you enter this into a sketchpad, for example by entering it as Python expression, and select a font that actually contains this character, then you will see it. If y…
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Hi, Right, so you're essentially running into the issue that a sequence has a fixed order, right? Here's what you can do: * In experimental_blocks_loop, define a variable run_block with four levels that correspond to your four blocks: 'CF_congruen…
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Hi Salma, How do participants provide their response? And how do you log it? If you (or your supervisor) don't want to attach the experiment itself, a screenshot of the trial sequence would clear things up. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Diego, Unicode is a standard that describes which visual characters correspond to which character codes. So it refers to something very specific, and not just to anything that is not a regular ASCII character. WingDings is not a Unicode font, w…
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Hi Salma, You'll have to be a bit more specific! What did you do exactly (e.g. attach the experiment script here to illustrate), what did you expect to happen, and in what sense doesn't it work as expected? Also, in the future please choose a disc…
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Hi Ian, If you search this forum for terms like 'form validation' you will find a few related discussion, such as this one: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/1121/solved-questionnaire-issues Essentially, you'll need to use a bit of…
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Closing as duplicate of 3255. Please don't post the same question multiple times!
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Yes, you can copy from the overview area from one experiment and paste into another :wink:
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Hi Inon, This depends on how the Empatica E4 works (which is not clear to me from a quick look at their website). Where is the data stored? On the wristband itself (probably not), or is it sent to a computer running acquisition software (mor likely…
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Here's another way to draw a rounded rectangle. An easier way probably. Do you see the logic? The corners are drawn with four circles, and the body is a cross of two rectangles. The rounded rectangle is filled, but to draw only an outline, you can s…
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Hi Marios, First thought: Why don't you simply let the operating system draw the mouse cursor? my_mouse.show_cursor(True) That way you don't have to redraw the canvas over and over again. But if, for whatever reason, that is not an option, there …
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(Quote) Exactly!
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(Quote) Yes, your trigonometry is off :wink: x*(1-self._fill) should be x+w*self._fill: self.form.canvas.circle(x+w*self._fill,y+(h/2), h/2, penwidth=3, color='white') (Quote) That already happens. But the width/ height ratio is not changed, becau…
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Hi Markus, Glad to hear this worked for you! (And yes, it's indeed annoying.) Thanks for the pull request. I just merged and uploaded it! Cheers, Sebastiaan
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I see. You're probably better off asking this question on a different forum. This forum is about experimental software for psychologists!
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Just to avoid confusion: The term "null-hypothesis significance testing" (NHST) is generally used as a synonym for reporting p values. So if you test a null hypothesis with a Bayes Factor, most people would not call that "null-hypothe…
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Hi, (Image) You'll need to be more specific! What exactly do you want to do, and what kind of information do you want to log? Which keys do you want to log? Do you only want to count the number of times that these keys were pressed, or log each …
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Hi, I don't fully understand what you're trying to do, but here's an idea to get you started: Instead of specifying the words directly, you specify variable names, like so: var1 var2[sourceword0] [targetword0][source…
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@vondes Could you confirm that this is not spam?
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That's possible. But I think it's a useful (and doable) exercise to try this yourself! If you look at the render() function (where the drawing happens), you'll find all the ingredients you need. * self.rect is an x, y, w, h tuple that indicates the…