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Hi Jane, When you start the experiment, you indicate where the data should be logged--so the data should be where you told it to be. But the Android folder structure can be a bit confusing. Maybe you can install one of the many explorer apps that a…
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Hi, OpenSesame comes bundled with its own Python environment. So if you have a module or package installed in your regular Python environment, it is not automatically installed in OpenSesame's Python environment. However, you should probably be ab…
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(Quote) It's the tab that you see when you click on the top-level item in the overview area, where you can change the name, resolution, etc. (Quote) It's this part: slider_x = self.get("width")/2-slider_w/2slider_y = self.get("heigh…
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Hi, No, OpenSesame scripts cannot be exported/ compiled to Python scripts. They are plain-text files though, so they can be edited manually, if that's what you're looking for? See also: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/miscellaneous/file-format/ Cheers, …
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Hi, In OpenSesame 2.9 and before, coordinates were relative to the top-left of the display in inline script, and relative to the display center in sketchpad items. This was clearly inconsistent, so in OpenSesame 3.0, coordinates are by default rela…
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I haven't seen this error before. @Yuij What operating system are you using? Also Mac OSX?
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Hi Chloec, Chris is right in that the modern syntax to access variables is through the var object, as described here: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/python/var/ However, exp.set() still works (although it's deprecated), so I don't see how this explains…
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Hi Josh, Yes, that's a good idea. Maybe something for 3.1? This would probably be an extension of libopensesame.html.html.render(). Cheers! Sebastiaan
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Good! (And next time I'll take a look at the GitHub issues before posting.)
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HI Kobi, You need to specify the device that corresponds to the parallel port. You have specified /dev/parport0 (the default on non-Windows systems), but this device apparently doesn't exist on your system. So you will need to find out what the par…
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Hi Adria, Your experiment uses the EyeLink plug-ins, which have been replaced by the current PyGaze plugins. You can still get the EyeLink plug-ins from here: * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/2.8/devices/eyelink/ However, I wouldn't use the EyeLink plug-…
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Hi Guido, In some (rare) cases, the audio device is not recognized, either because there really is no audio device, or because of some hardware incompatibility. There's nothing you can do about this, I'm afraid--a working audio device is required, …
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Hi @Amandine, The drift correction actually does nothing for the EyeTribe. It only checks whether gaze is where it should be, but it doesn't do an automatic recalibration (some other eye trackers do, hence the name). Your experiment looks fine, so…
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Hi, The error results from re-opening the log file using codecs.open() which creates a StreamReaderWriter object, where OpenSesame 3 expects a special log object. For more information, please see this post: * http://www.cogsci.nl/forum/index.php?p…
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Hi Anza, This is not currently possible in JASP, unfortunately. If you want to analyze a subset of your data, you need to * Open the data file in a spreadsheet (LibreOffice or Excel, for example); * Remove the rows that you want to exclude; * Save…
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Hi Laurent, This sounds like some kind of recursion check run amok, that is, checking which item uses which item, which uses which item, etc. This has a tendency to become exponentially slow. However, I cannot reproduce it myself. Could you upload …
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Hi Amandine, To get a real answer, you'll have to provide much more details about exactly what you're doing--ideally uploading the experiment so that we can see it. However, one simple things comes to mind already: Is the EyeTribe maybe simply los…
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Duplicate of #2000
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Hi Pia, This is definitely a bug in the plug-in, so I forwarded this problem to @Bob, the developer. Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hold up--two things are being confused here. Running from source means that you set up your own Python environment, and use this to run OpenSesame, which is essentially just a set of Python scripts. This is for advanced users only. But you don't n…
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Hi, This seems to be the same problem as described here: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/6961#Comment_6961 Do any of the suggestions described there help you? Cheers, Sebastiaan
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Hi Gily, It looks like there's a problem with PyGlet, which is the graphics library that is used by PsychoPy. This could well be specific to your system. I would suggest to either: * Try another computer; or * Select another back-end (you can do t…
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Hi, What makes you say that the doi is invalid? In any case, you can find the paper here: * http://link.springer.com/article/10.3758%2Fs13428-011-0168-7 Cheers and thanks for citing, Sebastiaan
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Hi Eliska, Could you clarify a few things first? * What exactly is the design? (The table is not clear to me.) What is the dependent variable, which factors are varied within subjects, and which are varied between? If you find it useful, you could…
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That's interesting. My gut feeling is that the green text has some hidden control characters (to make it green) that cause the OpenSesame script to become corrupted. I'm going to look into it, and see how we can prevent this from happening.
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Hi Nadam, You can always extract your script from an .osexp file, because it is either a plain-text script (if no files in the pool) or a .tar.gz archive that you can open with tools like 7zip (if files in the pool). See here: * http://osdoc.cogsc…
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(Quote) If Arrington has some example code for how to use the tracker through Python, then it may essentially be a matter of copy-pasting this code into Python inline scripts. I'm not familiar with the Arrington though. What do you want to do exactl…
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Perfect!
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Hi Marianne, The smooth-pursuit plug-in has been written for an older version of OpenSesame, and that's why it gives warnings now. These are just warnings--in principle, you could ignore them and disable the bug-report screen (as indicated in the b…
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Welcome aboard!