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Ok, I've "discovered" this function: my_canvas = self.copy_sketchpad('my_sketchpad') If I'm not mistaken, this lets me copy a given Sketchpad as a canvas, once it has already been prepared. My first question regarding this is, do I lose…
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Thank you very much Sebastiaan! Yes, I see the logic and it works like a charm! Regards Javi
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Thanks a lot sebastiaan! I wonder if there could be any way to customize this auto-response. I'd like to only use this auto-response in a specific loop and not in the whole experiment and, if posible, only apply the auto-response in specific cases a…
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Hi Eduard, Your code could totally solve my problem, but I have the 3 canvas as 3 different sketchpads with variables and such. How do I link the specific sketchpads inside my loop and not other sketchpads that have the same name, that are presente…
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Hi Laurent, Thanks for your response! Yes, I could try to separate the last trial from the rest of the loop, that would make things easier, as you say. I'll try and I'll tell you what happens. However, in the alternative solution (your second solut…
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Thanks sebastiaan! This will be very useful for me. However, i'm having problems getting it to work. On one hand, OpenSesame doesn't recognize the module "xpyriment" when I use the same code you posted but with Xpyriment: from openexp._…
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Hi timo and sebastiaan, Does this mean that, with that code I can "fake" a keyboard response and get a sketchpad to end (that has been set to "keypress"), without having to press any actual key? Regards, Javi
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Hi DahmSF, Thanks for answering! When I do what you mentioned, i'm not able to obtain the effect that I'm looking for. I would like to just press a key one time to go from sketchpad1 to sketchpad3. Let me explain again because now that I'm reading …