many bugs

[Nicolas-Strange]

Hello,
thanks you for sharing your code. I am very interested in your model but there is no way to make it working.
I have fixed a lot of bugs (I cannot summarize all since there are a lot) but there are many other that would require to re-write some parts.
Do you have an up-to-date version that works?
Thanks again.

[davidleejy]

Works for me. Cloned and running run_molecule.py today. Perhaps you'd like to share the first error you encounter?

[Frank-LIU-520]

Works for me. Cloned and running run_molecule.py today. Perhaps you'd like to share the first error you encounter?

Did u try it with python 3.5 or python 3.6? Any detail of the version compability of all packages?
I even cannot install it with warning "You appear to be missing MuJoCo. We expected to find the file here: C:\Users\mario.mujoco\mujoco200".
Any suggestions?Thanks so much.

[mamengyiyi]

Works for me. Cloned and running run_molecule.py today. Perhaps you'd like to share the first error you encounter?

Did u try it with python 3.5 or python 3.6? Any detail of the version compability of all packages?
I even cannot install it with warning "You appear to be missing MuJoCo. We expected to find the file here: C:\Users\mario.mujoco\mujoco200".
Any suggestions?Thanks so much.

MoJoCo is not used in this env. Just follow the instructions in readme.md, and move the /rl-baselines/baselines to the same directory with run_molecule.py . That's worked for me

[sschangi]

I am following the readme.md instruction, and moved the rl-baselines/baselines to the same directory as run_molecule.py. Unfortunately, I am still getting the same MuJoCo error. Would anyone help me with that?

[davebiagioni]

I think many of the issues arise from version compatibility. It would be great if the authors could put a requirements.txt or environment.yaml file at the top of the repo so that installation could be more reproducible.

@sschangi @mamengyiyi As far as mujoco goes, there is a simple workaround: remove gym from the install_requirements in the setup.py file:

cd rl-baselines
# Remove gym from install_requirements list in setup.py
pip install -e .
pip install gym

[chetankm1992]

@davidleejy at least this error (

ERROR: Failed building wheel for mujoco-py

) was removed after following your comments. Thanks.

I think many of the issues arise from version compatibility. It would be great if the authors could put a requirements.txt or environment.yaml file at the top of the repo so that installation could be more reproducible.

@sschangi @mamengyiyi As far as mujoco goes, there is a simple workaround: remove gym from the install_requirements in the setup.py file:

cd rl-baselines
# Remove gym from install_requirements list in setup.py
pip install -e .
pip install gym