Very nice. Have been running locally, but having the ability to run mulitple experiments (or just leave my pc free for gaming) is awesome. Also, that tar-ball the finished environment? beautiful, I will have to remember that.
Regarding your video, your greenscreen has a tiny bit in the corner. if this was done in OBS you can use alt and drag the edge to crop in the edges, as you don't move to the edge of the camera, having that much extra is unneeded, and is a slight distraction from your wonderful work. (sorry to nitpick, just it took me ages to work out that trick, i have been dying to share it)
Glad you liked it! I know that Colab isn't really ideal (particularly with few CPU cores, the rendering is slow). OTOH, it may entice people into having a go, even if they don't have ML stuff ready-to-run. One advantage of the tar-ball thing is that you can then switch machine backends (enable the GPU...) and then don't have to spend 20+mins waiting for the reinstallation (with the GPU idle). There's a chance that Colab upgrades it's underlying machine image (Python version, for instance), but in that case deleting and rebuilding wouldn't be that painful or frequent.
Thanks for the tip : I wish that the OBS green-screen tool was a little better, though, since my backdrop is really Green (and I'm not) but it still seems to be a whisker's difference in the settings to get it to do a decent job...
So, is MineDojo "just" an "environment framework" to me to easily connect an AI in it? I'm asking 'cause I worked a lot trying to make the configuration of the MineDojo on Ubuntu 20.04 and after it all I just got an agent that just run forward and jump (and getting stuck)... I was expecting MineDojo to control the agent by itself. But probably I was wrong LOL 1) So, is it? I will ever need MineDojo + MineRL to make it work?, or... 2) MineDojo alone can do the work (if set correctly)? (english is not my native language)
Amazing video. I am interested in running it on a Quadro 4000 and join the sever and spectate with a 3090 and record/ stream with high resolution textures and shaders. I might need a little help getting it running outside of the google collab on my own hardware. Do you know if you run this locally if you can change some of the server property files and enable server mode so I can join with another account and enter spectator mode with cheats enabled? Able to change seed of world? Sorry so many questions. Amazing video. I dug into AI content and Minecraft servers during some off time this summer. This brings the last 3 months all together for me if I can get it working :-)
Hey ive never used minerl and i would like a tutorial on how to set it up on my local computer, im using Ubuntu and im having a hard time figuring out how to set it up. If you could help or make a tutorial that would be nice. Thanks
Something about the 'loop' of install and restart is a bit fishy : It definitely works in the end - but there might be odd warning/errors on the installation bit. Clearly, I'd love to do testing to figure out exactly what's going on, but the ~25 minute iteration time on the full install is off-putting (particularly since the tar-ed version works repeatedly once it works). Glad you persevered a little and got your install working!
Very nice. Have been running locally, but having the ability to run mulitple experiments (or just leave my pc free for gaming) is awesome.
Also, that tar-ball the finished environment? beautiful, I will have to remember that.
Regarding your video, your greenscreen has a tiny bit in the corner. if this was done in OBS you can use alt and drag the edge to crop in the edges, as you don't move to the edge of the camera, having that much extra is unneeded, and is a slight distraction from your wonderful work. (sorry to nitpick, just it took me ages to work out that trick, i have been dying to share it)
Glad you liked it! I know that Colab isn't really ideal (particularly with few CPU cores, the rendering is slow). OTOH, it may entice people into having a go, even if they don't have ML stuff ready-to-run. One advantage of the tar-ball thing is that you can then switch machine backends (enable the GPU...) and then don't have to spend 20+mins waiting for the reinstallation (with the GPU idle). There's a chance that Colab upgrades it's underlying machine image (Python version, for instance), but in that case deleting and rebuilding wouldn't be that painful or frequent.
Thanks for the tip : I wish that the OBS green-screen tool was a little better, though, since my backdrop is really Green (and I'm not) but it still seems to be a whisker's difference in the settings to get it to do a decent job...
Hey if see this could i get help
So, is MineDojo "just" an "environment framework" to me to easily connect an AI in it?
I'm asking 'cause I worked a lot trying to make the configuration of the MineDojo on Ubuntu 20.04 and after it all I just got an agent that just run forward and jump (and getting stuck)...
I was expecting MineDojo to control the agent by itself.
But probably I was wrong LOL
1) So, is it? I will ever need MineDojo + MineRL to make it work?, or...
2) MineDojo alone can do the work (if set correctly)?
(english is not my native language)
Amazing video. I am interested in running it on a Quadro 4000 and join the sever and spectate with a 3090 and record/ stream with high resolution textures and shaders. I might need a little help getting it running outside of the google collab on my own hardware. Do you know if you run this locally if you can change some of the server property files and enable server mode so I can join with another account and enter spectator mode with cheats enabled? Able to change seed of world? Sorry so many questions. Amazing video. I dug into AI content and Minecraft servers during some off time this summer. This brings the last 3 months all together for me if I can get it working :-)
Hey ive never used minerl and i would like a tutorial on how to set it up on my local computer, im using Ubuntu and im having a hard time figuring out how to set it up. If you could help or make a tutorial that would be nice. Thanks
Is it possible to get offline trajectories out of either of these libraries?
I don't know why, but I need to restart colab after saving tar file. I couldn't import minerl but now I reloaded colab and successfully worked!
Something about the 'loop' of install and restart is a bit fishy : It definitely works in the end - but there might be odd warning/errors on the installation bit. Clearly, I'd love to do testing to figure out exactly what's going on, but the ~25 minute iteration time on the full install is off-putting (particularly since the tar-ed version works repeatedly once it works). Glad you persevered a little and got your install working!