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> Is there a way to change from the Tobii SDK in python?

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by this, but I assume the question is whether the calibration could be performed outside of Inquisit or have Inquisit integrate an external calibration routine. I'm afraid that is not possible. Given that you've purchased the plugin for use with infants but it doesn't meet your needs at present, please don't hesitate to get in touch with our sales department via sales<at>millisecond<dot>com to discuss a refund or free upgrade options once Inquisit 6 is released.

Thank you for your reply. 
Is there a way to change from the Tobii SDK in python? 
I am asking because we just have purchased the plug in to be used with infants and unfortunately we cannot calibrate the data in this way. 

Thank you

Checked back with the developers and you're right: /calibrationstimulus is not *yet* supported with the Tobii plugin, although it will be in the next major version, Inquisit 6. The documentation mistakenly already reflects that anticipated change.

The example I can see on your website is this:

<eyetracker>
/ plugin = "srresearch"
/ calibrationmode = "HV5"
/ calibrationmode = spiralvideo.gif
</eyetracker>

https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/attributes/calibrationstimulus.htm

I have also tried to put calibrationmode twice but it gives error

Hi Dave,
Unfortunately it doesn't work...only the usual green dot appears and it's not compatible with studies on infants. Is it possible to change the green dot with a dynamic stimulus (e.g. a gif file)?
Here below the script
<eyetracker>
/ plugin = "tobii"
/ fixationwindowlength = 15
/ aoidurationthreshold = 100
/ aoihitcountthreshold = 6
/ minfixationtime = 50
/ maxfixationtime = 100
/ calibrationmode = "HV5"
/ calibrationstimulus = "kitten4.jpg"
/ columns = (date, time, groupid, subjectid, timestamp, marker, focuspixelx, focuspixely, focusfixationpixelx, focusfixationpixely)
</eyetracker>

If I am not mistaken, the /calibrationstimulus attribute applies globally to the <eyetracker> element and should work with the Tobii tracker as well.

<eyetracker>
/ plugin = "tobii"
/ calibrationstimulus = "test.jpg"
/ calibrationmode = "HV9"
</eyetracker>

the Tobii is a TX-300