OS : Win10 PsychoPy version : 2023.1.2
I want to have a mouse that clicks on one of five simultaniously shown images.
It did work in version 2022.2.5, but as soon as I updated to 2023.1.2 I have this issue.
I tried to look it up in the code, but don’t know why it refers to a class that does not seem to be defined.
This is the Error Code I got: ‘psychopy NameError: name ‘environmenttools’ is not defined’
Any help would be appreciated. I updated psychopy, because I have issues synching my project to Pavlovia and I thought this might help, but now it doesn’t even run locally anymore.
Update: I was able to solve the problem, by downgrading psychopy to 2023.1.1. I think there is an internal issue in ver 2023.1.2, that should be taken a look at by a dev for this platform. Anyway in version 2023.1.1 everything runs smoothly and I was able to synch with pavlovia.
Adding to the list of people with this issue.
Standalone version of Psychopy 2023.1.2, MacOS Ventura 13.2.1, Apple M2 Chip.
Hopefully this can be fixed as it totally breaks using the builder.
Same issue, also when downgrading - “Alert 4051: Experiment was built in a future version of PsychoPy (2023.1.2), we recommend either updating PsychoPy or changing the “Use Version” setting in Experiment Settings to this version.”
I’m having the same issue, and I have to use 2023.1.2 because the latter versions don’t work with my eye trackers.
I could handle this " name ‘environmenttools’ is not defined" by avoiding listing a set of clickables for the mouse (in builder). Just leave it blank. Instead, I added code
# begin rountine
clickables = [image1, image2, image3]
# each frame
for click in clickables:
if mouse.isPressedIn(click):
# do something, for example end the routine or something you want to do
continueRoutine = False
Anyway in version 2023.1.1 everything runs smoothly and I was able to synch with pavlovia.