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Hi @idktam , Are you running the latest versions of OpenSesame/ OSWeb? If not, then I would update and try again. If the issue still persists with the latest versions, then it would be helpful if you attach a results file here that illustrates the i…
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Hi @K_Gasper , Thanks for reporting this. You're not doing anything wrong, but this appears to a bug that was introduced in OpenSesame 4.0. It should be fixed soon in a maintenance release, which will appear through the automatic updater. In the mea…
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Hi @lt_kn_char and @eduard , OSWeb indeed doesn't automatically wrap text. To work around this, you have to manually insert line breaks (enters) where you want the lines to wrap. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @mahagodoy , Yes, that's indeed too large for MindProbe. It's not technically impossible to host experiments that size, but it would consume more resources than we are able to provide for free. I see two options: Host the videos externally, for e…
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@mike and @Geraldstica Ah thanks, that's correct. This was to psychopy (with legacy sound) option in OpenSesame 3.3, but doesn't exist anymore in 4.0.
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Hi @gerhono , I see, yes. Can you send me an experiment that illustrates the issue? There's probably a simple explanation for this, but I don't see what it is right now. — Sebastiaan
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Hi @gerhono , The experiment is set to use the psycho backend, which is fine. What do you mean that the parameters of the backend selection are grayed out? — Sebastiaan
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This was due to JavaScript using zero-based month notation, such that January is month 0. This should be fixed in OSWeb 2.0.2, which will be released through the automatic updater.
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Hi @zgolot and @eduard , Yes, thanks for pointing this out. This appears to be a regression in opensesamerun and should be updated in an upcoming maintenance release. (In the process, I also noticed that opensesamerun is actually not exposed as a …
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@veskerm Yes, although I can of course not offer guarantees, that's what I would do. I intend to release a minor bugfix update next week. This should appear through the automatic updater.
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@elisa Yes, I think you're right actually. It appears to be in the context data that OSWeb sets. (See issue.)
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Hi @kolfers , Thanks for reporting this. I'm moving this to the JATOS category, because it sounds like this all happening on the JATOS side of things (not in OSWeb). @kri does this sound familiar? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Silk , Yes it's possible, though admittedly not very user friendly because you'll have to dive deep into the internals of OSWeb (as you're already doing). The loop table is called matrix and is structured as an array of objects. The screenshot …
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Hi @gerhono , If the backend box is grayed out, then that means that the experiment is configured to use a backend that is not supported in OpenSesame 4. (Maybe the Droid backend?) You can fix this by editing the general script of the experiment and…
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Hi @veskerm and @eduard , There indeed appears to be an issue with including external libraries, such as webgazer.js, in OSWeb 2.0. I don't know what causes it right now, but it's on the radar and should be fixed soon in an update. (I suspect it's a…
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Hi @kazald , Thanks for pointing this out. Indeed, it's a bit unexpected behavior which I never noticed until now. @eduard , yes could you submit a PR for this? — Sebastiaan
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Absolutely, thanks for catching that!
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Hi @abhilasha , Could you attach the experiment file here, or a simplified example that shows the issue? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @Silk , Not really, I'm afraid. Just to clarify: When an experiment runs in a browser with OSWeb, the file pool doesn't actually correspond to a folder (unlike when an experiment runs on the desktop). Instead, the file pool is an array-like conta…
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Hi @ns111021 , The example that I gave is for a run-if expression, which is the short one-line Python expression that you can use in sequence items to indicate whether or not an item should be run. Your example seems to refer to an inline_script , …
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Hi Kate @stoney , It sounds like Windows decided to change the application focus, which the operating system can do for different reasons, perhaps indeed including a notification. Another thing that comes to mind, because I've heard that before (tho…
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Hi @MDJ , If the only warning is that the experiment is too large, then in principle you can ignore this warning. Of course, a large experiment will result in increased loading times, especially when participants have a slow connection. Once the exp…
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Hi @ns111021 , Using self.get() to access experimental variables was already deprecated for a long time, and has now been completely removed in OpenSesame 4.0. Experimental variables are simply global variables, which means that you should be able t…
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Hi @texas , If you open the console (Ctrl+D) you will see a complete error message. Can you copy paste that in its entirety? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @m.vel , Yes, I see. I'll look into why this happens exactly, but for now a workaround is to use the HTML code for spaces: . Does that help? — Sebastiaan
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Hi @pchs0114 , I'm guessing you mean the comments in this discussion? If so, I just deleted them. (The editing and deletion options for users are limited, because spambots often post and then modify later.) And don't worry if you have a few empty or…
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Hi @marija123 , That's indeed the default behavior of OSWeb, the idea being that this visually conveys the part of the window that is used by the experiment. It's not always ideal though, I see that, so it might be useful to make this configurable i…
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Hi @choql , Python inline_script is in not supported by OSWeb. The solution would be to write an inline_javascript item that does the same thing: if (cursor_roi === answer) { correct = 1 } else { correct = 0 For more information about usin…
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Hi @rybickia , There should be no issue running OpenSesame on the latest MacBooks, although the experience of starting it the first time is unfortunately not very user-friendly: Install the app Launch it. This takes a while and then results in Mac O…
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Hi @pfairbairn , You are using OpenSesame 3.3 and running the tutorial for 4.0, which is why it doesn't work. I would update to 4.0! — Sebastiaan