Description of the problem: After uploading from Builder to Pavlovia I have an error “ReferenceError: image_MASK is not defined”, where image_MASK is an image. There are several images and there is also a code for each frame “image_ita_mask.opacity = image_ita_mask.contains(mouse_ita)”. Currently, the images are “set every frame”; I also tried “set every repeat” and “constant” ,although there is no loop.
Hi There,
Where is “image_MASK” referred to in your experiment? I don’t see it references in that particular code component. Is it possible you have used the word “image_MASK” both to name an image component and as a column header in your spreadsheet? or anywhere else this variable name might have been used twice?
Becca
Dear Becca, I am so happy to hear from you!
I do not understand where image_mask comes from. All the pictures come from here Sign in · GitLab
(the experiment is called LLAMA_B). I didn’t create any variables called image_mask.
I would really appreciate if you could guide me in solving this problem.
Hi Becca,
I have made it public.
I notice that you have lots of experiments in sub folders of https://gitlab.pavlovia.org/Ramalho/langprof
Each experiment should be in a unique folder, not in sub folders of langprof
@wakecarter, langprof is the only experiment. Subfolders are for the routines in the experiment and some unused data. I deleted all psyexp files and the folders with the data not used but the same error persists. https://pavlovia.org/Ramalho/phd_tests_version_3
As per Corsi demo_online_Python to JS_syntax error - #4 by Becca you have a problem because you have a Python syntax error in code_matrix.
The offending line is for label, block in blocks.items(): which doesn’t translate automatically.
In the original Corsi demo this component is set to both and the JS side has:
// initial state
blkIndex = 0;
nextSwitch = blockDuration;
doingResponse = false;
currBlock = undefined;
// store blocks as a dictionary (to switch between name/object)
blocks = {};
blocks['blk1']=blk1;
blocks['blk2']=blk2;
blocks['blk3']=blk3;
blocks['blk4']=blk4;
blocks['blk5']=blk5;
// Create grid of locations with jitter
let xGrid = [-.3, 0, .3];
let yGrid = [-.3, 0, .3];
let locations = [];
for (let x in xGrid) {
for (let y in yGrid) {
locations.push([xGrid[x]+Math.random(2)*.1 -.05, yGrid[y]+Math.random(2)*.1 -.05]);
}
}
// Shuffle locations
for (let rolls in blocks) {
locations = locations.sort(function() { return 0.5 - Math.random()});
}
var counter = 0; // location index
// give blocks a new set of random locations
for (let items in blocks) {
if (blocks[items].hasOwnProperty('pos')) {
blocks[items].pos = locations[counter];
counter = counter + 1;
}
if (blocks[items].hasOwnProperty('fillColor')) {
blocks[items].fillColor = new util.Color('white');
blocks[items].lineColor = new util.Color('white');
}
}
sequence = ["blk1", "blk2", "blk3", "blk4", "blk5"];
respSequence = [];
and
psychoJS.experiment.addData("respSequence", respSequence);
in End Routine