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Web application where humans can play Overcooked with AI agents.
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Getting both overcooked-ai and overcooked-demo working together. #21

Closed Cpache1 closed 4 years ago

Cpache1 commented 4 years ago

So, I have been attempting to make this repository work with the main overcooked_ai one and I have run into some issues. For reference, I was attempting to do the Overcooked-Demo-Legacy installation as I need and prefer the .js backend.

  1. when following the instructions, the initial 'npm install' does nothing.

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Given the previous errors ("no such file"), I figure it had something to do with a missing "cd overcooked-demo-legacy" rather than "cd overcooked-demo" only - so you should add this to your README file. Because once you go into that folder, then you can use 'npm install'. It then gives me this:

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  1. I don't know what it means by "looking for funding" and typing "npm fund" I just get this:

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  1. At this point of the instructions I can't proceed anymore. This instruction: "Link to the javascript version of the environment code (this). Linking will warn you about vulnerabilities in overcooked_ai_js" is not working. "this" takes me to a broken link. I still attempted to find the overcooked_ai_js file but it doesn't exist on either the overcooked-ai repo or this one.

How should I proceed?

micahcarroll commented 4 years ago

Using the legacy code might require you to use a legacy overcooked-ai repo – generally I would recommend to use the new demo code, as for most purposes it should work fine. The old code is not fully supported or documented (as you have noticed yourself) – but if you do want to use that, I would recommend using the latest commit of overcooked-demo before the repo restructuring, and a paired commit from overcooked-ai (I just paired by timestamp of the commits). This might be easier to do than working on legacy code from the current codebase.

Cpache1 commented 4 years ago

I see. What I was trying to do is to run the demo on a website with pre-built agents - the ones you made for your paper, discussed in this blog and with which you can play here or see each other play. Did you use legacy code to set that demo up or latest? Also, is it possible to access those pre-trained bots from your previous study? (I guess that might not be in this repo...if not I am happy to post on the specific repository if you point me to it! :) )

micahcarroll commented 4 years ago

The demo here was made using the legacy code only – so those are in fact the pre-trained bots from the initial study published at NeurIPS! We will be clarifying this in a future update.