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Hi Adil, An actual script with a detailed description of what doesn't work and what you would like to happen would have been more helpful! In any case, have you enabled bidirectional-text support on the General Properties tab? * http://osdoc.cogsc…
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Hi, (Quote) This is a problem with PsychoPy that I've experienced myself as well on a few occasions. I don't think that there's anything you can do about it, although you could ask around on the PsychoPy users group. I think it's a memory corruptio…
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Hi Adil, Would you mind uploading the experiment, or a simple experiment that demonstrates the problem? Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Hi Joff, That's correct--it's a known bug. What you can do to work around this for now is to call the opensesamerun.exe in the Scripts\ folder. So this: C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenSesame\opensesamerun.exe Becomes: C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenSesa…
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(Quote) Exactly!
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Hi, The media_player_vlc plugin is no longer included by default, because we felt that it was just not working well enough. The new media_player_mpy should be better, so I recommend using that, and reporting any problems here (it is, after all, a n…
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Hi Kristin, To avoid confusion: The srbox and chronos are two different devices. The chronos doesn't work in OpenSesame, or at least we haven't heard from anyone figuring out how to do this. The srbox does work, through the srbox plugin, and you ca…
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Hi Chiara, Virtually all modern desktop computers are more than capable of running experiments, so I wouldn't know to recommend one in particular. The monitor may be a bit trickier though, because some (many?) modern TFT screens have built-in image…
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Hi, You can disable the notifications extension under Menu → Tools → Plugin and extension manager. This will disable all notifications, so it's not ideal. Just to check: OpenSesame doesn't show the same notification multiple times, right? They are …
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I just updated PyGaze to 0.6.0a16, which includes the fixes for calibration with the EyeTribe. You can upgrade by running the following in the debug window (so it's actually slightly different from @dschreij's post): import pippip.main(['install', …
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@knmeyer (Quote) This is indeed a bug in the new way that responses are processed. We'll fix it in the upcoming bug-fix release, but for now you can work around the issue using the following run-if statement: =var.response in [None, 'None'] Techn…
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@ghosty Thanks! This information is really helpful. I'm not sure we'll be able to resolve it, but at least we have an idea where the problem comes from!
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@ghosty Thanks for digging into this. Apparently there is a problem with PyQt4, which is the graphical toolkit used by OpenSesame. The exact error is (again) hidden. Would you mind trying the following? * Step 1 as before * Step 2 as before * Now r…
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(Quote) Ok, let's find out what the problem is here. If you start OpenSesame from a command prompt, you should be able to see any error messages. To do so: * From the start menu, run cmd.exe * Go to the OpenSesame folder by typing cd "\Program…
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(Quote) In the OpenSesame program folder (usually something like c:\Program files\OpenSesame), you will see two versions of opensesame.exe: * c:\Program files\OpenSesame\opensesame.exe * c:\Program files\OpenSesame\Scripts\opensesame.exe If you tr…
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That's indeed how you can upgrade packages in OpenSesame. There's no updated version for python-pygaze yet though, because we're still working out some kinks with EyeTribe calibration, as discussed here. Once these have been resolved, I'll push an u…
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@Raluca_Szekely This is indeed a bug--thanks for pointing it out. We'll push out a bugfix release soon, but for now you can: * Stick to 3.0 until the issue is fixed; or * Place the font in the file pool, as described here: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.…
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(Quote) Yes! Please provide more details! What exactly happens when you start OpenSesame? Which package of OpenSesame are you using? And which version of Windows 8.1 are you using?
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Hi Allison, As of OpenSesame 3.0, experimental variables are stored in the var object. The items object is also globally available now. This means that: # Old <= 2.9self.experiment.items['pracloop'].repeat = 10 Has become: # New >= 3.0item…
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Hi Nick, The official OpenSesame packages for Windows and Mac OS come with their own Python environment, which is completely separate from any other Python environments that you might have on your system. So you need to update PyGaze within OpenSes…
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Hi Joff, I'm not sure I understand your question correctly, but what you're describing is exactly what the xy_grid() function is for. A simple 3x3 grid with letters at random locations can be created like this: import random# Get a list of 9 lette…
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Ah, right! It should work now. (I removed the .html part.)
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@S_H I responded to your question here. In the future, please don't post the same question multiple times! [-X
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Hi SH, The easiest solution would probably be to use the prerelease of the upcoming OpenSesame 3.1. This is pretty stable at this point, and includes pip, which makes it very easy to install packages. In OpenSesame 3.1, you can install gopro by ent…
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Hi Joff, You don't need to call log.__init__(). Essentially, in Python you never (or very rarely) call _init__() functions. Those are constructors that are called automatically when an object is created, and OpenSesame has already created log for y…
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Hi, We still haven't found a really satisfactory way for users to share experiments. There's the standard-tasks page on the documentation site, but I have actually removed it for the 3.1 documentation because I felt that it wasn't working well. And…
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Hi Andrea, One way would be to use the touch_response plugin, with which you can code mouse click responses based on a grid on the screen (e.g. left side is 0, right side is 1). Or you could use a custom form with image_button widgets on it: * ht…
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Hi NG, That's so cute! =:) If I were you I would start with the beginner tutorial, and see how far you get. For example, showing a picture and a note together shouldn't be too hard after you've followed this tutorial. * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.…
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(Quote) Yes, you (or rather we) are missing the actual error message that you get when the experiment doesn't run!
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Hi A, The reason is simply that you don't use exp.set() to update points. You only update the Python variable that lives in your inline_script, but which isn't accessible using the square-brackets notation. Also, as of 3.0, you can use the var.varn…