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Didn't see moving obstacle, am I run it in the wrong way? #2
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Hi @mushixuan To enable moving obstacles you just need to run: director simulator.py --moving-obstacle-ratio <RATIO_OF_MOVING_OBSTACLES> Just replace You might also find some other command-line arguments useful. You can see them all as follows: director simulator.py --help Hope this helps. |
I met the same question with you. DirectorPython can‘t import tensorflow while python can. I have installed the Python3.6.3, tensorflow 1.6.0. Is the problem of version? How did you solve it? |
At the moment, I believe this only works with Python 2.7 |
I see. Thank you so much. |
thank you for your inspiring project
![_20180308105236](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26340701/37130541-db0618c2-22be-11e8-84c2-9e2af6a6df83.png)
I have "director simulator.py" successfully and it looks like the picture below.
all the obstacles are stationary.
I think it's an moving obstacle simulation right?
Do I do something wrong?
and when I “director simulator.py”, error occurs like this:
![_20180308105503](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/26340701/37139913-b4483c70-22ea-11e8-96bc-2b3487f8ac12.png)
how could I fix this?
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