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EyeLogic
PyGaze offers experimental support for EyeLogic eye trackers as of OpenSesame 3.3.11. For more information, see:
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- Tutorials
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- Direction du regard
- Espagnol
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- 日本語
- 猫と犬とカピバラ
- Manual
- Basic
- Using the interface
- Variables and if statements
- Data logging
- Examples
- Flow and structure
- Looping and defining indepedent variables
- Doing things in sequence
- Doing things in parallel
- Response collection
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- Joystick
- Button box
- SR Box
- Sound recording
- Stimulus presentation
- Text
- Visual stimuli
- Sound
- Video
- Online experiments
- Workflow
- Development
- OSWeb
- JATOS
- Data
- Questionnaires
- Recruiting participants
- Prolific
- Mechanical Turk
- Sona Systems
- JavaScript
- JavaScript in OpenSesame
- JavaScript functions
- Common functions
- Canvas
- Forms
- Forms in OpenSesame
- Ready-made forms
- Form variables
- Custom forms
- Widgets and keywords
- Validating form input
- Custom HTML forms
- Python
- Python in OpenSesame
- Python functions
- Common functions
- Variables
- File pool
- Items
- Response history
- Clock
- Canvas
- Keyboard
- Log
- Mouse
- Sampler
- Eye tracking
- PyGaze
- Models
- EyeLink
- EyeLogic
- EyeTribe
- GazePoint / OpenGaze
- SMI
- Tobii
- WebGazer.js (online)
- Advanced
- The prepare-run strategy
- Counterbalancing
- OSF Integration
- Timing
- Backends
- OpenSesame script
- Running experiments without the GUI
- Installing packages, plugins, and extensions
- Runners
- Devices
- Mouse tracking
- Ambulatory Monitoring System (VU-AMS)
- Emotiv EEG
- Oculus rift
- Serial port
- Parallel port (EEG triggers)
- StimSync
- Items
- Other
- Support
- v3.3
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