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    2 == '''OpenSesame''' ==
     2== '''!OpenSesame''' ==
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    66'''Description:'''
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    8 OpenSesame is an open source program for easy of development of behavioral experiments for psychology, neuroscience, and experimental economy. For beginners, OpenSesame has a comprehensive graphical, point-and-click interface. For advanced users, OpenSesame supports Python scripting.
    9 OpenSesame is freely available under the General Public License v3 (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html ).
    10 The first time OpenSesame is released on July 10 2014. It has many updates, and some versions. The last version is released on July 7 2017.
    11 OpenSesame is powered by the following libraries (and many more):
     8!OpenSesame is an open source program for easy of development of behavioral experiments for psychology, neuroscience, and experimental economy. For beginners, !OpenSesame has a comprehensive graphical, point-and-click interface. For advanced users, !OpenSesame supports Python scripting.
     9!OpenSesame is freely available under the General Public License v3 (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html ).
     10The first time !OpenSesame is released on July 10 2014. It has many updates, and some versions. The last version is released on July 7 2017.
     11!OpenSesame is powered by the following libraries (and many more):
    1212*       Python
    1313*       Qt4
    14 *       PyGame
    15 *       PySerial
     14*       !PyGame
     15*       !PySerial
    1616*       Faenza icon theme
    17 *       SciPy and NumPy
     17*       !SciPy and !NumPy
    1818*       Expyriment
    19 *       PsychoPy
     19*       !PsychoPy
    2020*       PyOpenGL
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    22 Now let see some features about OpenSesame:
     22Now let see some features about !OpenSesame:
    2323•       A user-friendly interface — flexible yet easy-to-use
    2424•       Python — add the power of Python to your experiment
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    31311. http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/
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    33 '''''Project Anatomy'''''
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     34== '''''Project Anatomy'''''==
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    4543'''Forking'''
    46 You can create your own fork of the central repository. First go to github, create an account and make a fork of the OpenSesame repository. You can change your fork in any way you choose without it affecting the central project. You can also share your fork with others, including the central project.
     44You can create your own fork of the central repository. First go to github, create an account and make a fork of the !OpenSesame repository. You can change your fork in any way you choose without it affecting the central project. You can also share your fork with others, including the central project.
    4745
    4846'''Communication'''
    49 It has forum on which you can communicate with everyone. For the forum you must create a new account or sign in with your CogSci, Facebook, Google, or Twitter account. (http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussions)
     47It has forum on which you can communicate with everyone. For the forum you must create a new account or sign in with your !CogSci, Facebook, Google, or Twitter account. (http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussions)
    5048
    5149'''Roadmaps'''
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    5351'''Releases'''
    54 1. Mathôt, S., Schreij, D., & Theeuwes, J. (2012). OpenSesame: An open-source, graphical experiment builder for the social sciences. Behavior Research Methods, 44(2), 314-324. doi:10.3758/s13428-011-0168-7
    55 And if you make extensive use of modules such as SciPy/ NumPy, PsychoPy, or Expyriment, please also cite the respective authors which you can see on this site: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/publications/
     521. Mathôt, S., Schreij, D., & Theeuwes, J. (2012). !OpenSesame: An open-source, graphical experiment builder for the social sciences. Behavior Research Methods, 44(2), 314-324. doi:10.3758/s13428-011-0168-7
     53And if you make extensive use of modules such as !SciPy/ !NumPy, !PsychoPy, or Expyriment, please also cite the respective authors which you can see on this site: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/publications/
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    5755'''Repositories'''
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    6563'''Version Control'''
    66 OpenSesame 3.1.9 Jazzy James is the ninth maintenance released on August 19, 2017. It contains bug fixes and minor improvements.
     64!OpenSesame 3.1.9 Jazzy James is the ninth maintenance released on August 19, 2017. It contains bug fixes and minor improvements.
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    6866'''Trackers'''
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    7169'''''Project Evaluation'''''
    72 From the begining OpenSesame is continually updated each year, containing new features and bug fixes.
     70From the begining !OpenSesame is continually updated each year, containing new features and bug fixes.
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    78 '''''Fieldtrips'''''
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     76== '''''Fieldtrips'''''==
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    91 '''''Evaluation'''''
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    9594'''Licensing'''
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    105104'''Number of contributors'''
    106 OpenSesame is mainly developed by a loose collection of individuals. But anyone is welcome to contribute!
     105!OpenSesame is mainly developed by a loose collection of individuals. But anyone is welcome to contribute!
    1071061. Sebastiaan Mathôt - Project manager and lead developer
    1081072. Daniel Schreij - Developer
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    120119'''New contributor'''
    121 On the GitHub provides a straightforward way for collaborating on a project.
     120On the !GitHub provides a straightforward way for collaborating on a project.
    122121More information how to contrabute you can see on the folowing page: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/dev/howtocontribute/
    123122
    124123'''Community norms'''
    125 You can create a fork of the central OpenSesame repository. You can also create a local clone of that fork: for small changes(make the changes directly in the master branch, push back to your fork, submit a pull request to the central repository) and for substantial changes (create a branch, when finished run unit tests, when the unit tests pass merge changes back into the master branch, submit a pull request to the central repository).
     124You can create a fork of the central !OpenSesame repository. You can also create a local clone of that fork: for small changes(make the changes directly in the master branch, push back to your fork, submit a pull request to the central repository) and for substantial changes (create a branch, when finished run unit tests, when the unit tests pass merge changes back into the master branch, submit a pull request to the central repository).
    126125
    127126'''User base'''