Can't run the annoying_message.py example about pygaze

[esdalmaijer]

Thanks for your feedback! The first (Python 2.7) error indicates you have not installed PsychoPy. Could this be true? To fix, add a file to the directory of the annoying_message.py script called constants.py, and add DISPTYPE = 'pygame' (this switches the back-end to PyGame, but you could also opt for installing PsychoPy to fix your issue).

The second error indicates you have installed a version of PyGaze that is pre 0.5. To fix, import Screen and Display from the libscreen library: from libscreen import Display, Screen. BTW: PyGaze is tested on Python 2.7, because most of the dependencies only work on Python 2. I would not recommend using Python 3, unless you know that all of the dependencies you require run with Python 3.

Good luck!

[DirkBroenink]

esdalmaijer, would you still not recommend using PyGaze with Python 3? You made this statement 3 years ago, so I'm wondering if it's still relevant. We are about to start a project using pygaze. (We want to be able to use two different eye trackers and mouse input to see what parts of images are looked at.)