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I want to train an agent using my own definition of a simple arena. I have generated the bsp and aas files as suggested in issue #186. I have got these files when running my test of that arena by using the following command: "bazel run :game -- -l tests/Arena_test -s logToStdErr=true". Doing so, the map is defined in the "Arena_test.lua" file.
After placing the .bsp, .aas and .lua files in the required folders, and when running the main script that uses those files, I get the following error: "RuntimeError: Failed to start environment - ..... attempt to index global 'make_map' (a nil value)". I tried to solve this issue by looking into the examples provided in DMLab, but the error persists. It seems to me there is extra data or instructions that are needed but I am not understanding how to do get them.
Because I am certainly stuck on that problem, I would appreciate if you can point me toward a step-by-step example on how to proceed to generate an arena from scratch. Any other comment would be also appreciated.
Thank you for your help!
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I want to train an agent using my own definition of a simple arena. I have generated the bsp and aas files as suggested in issue #186. I have got these files when running my test of that arena by using the following command: "bazel run :game -- -l tests/Arena_test -s logToStdErr=true". Doing so, the map is defined in the "Arena_test.lua" file.
After placing the .bsp, .aas and .lua files in the required folders, and when running the main script that uses those files, I get the following error: "RuntimeError: Failed to start environment - ..... attempt to index global 'make_map' (a nil value)". I tried to solve this issue by looking into the examples provided in DMLab, but the error persists. It seems to me there is extra data or instructions that are needed but I am not understanding how to do get them.
Because I am certainly stuck on that problem, I would appreciate if you can point me toward a step-by-step example on how to proceed to generate an arena from scratch. Any other comment would be also appreciated.
Thank you for your help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: