Running through this notebook locally (instead of on kaggle) runs into a snag when it comes to:
from lux.game import Game
This is because the lux library needs to be copied to the local directory. I'd suggest maybe adding a comment to the cell ahead of it on what to do if you aren't using kaggle notebooks instead of that copy command. (Clone github repo, and copy the folder "/kits/python/simple/lux" into the same folder as the notebook).
Getting Started sends you to the notebook here to set up: https://www.kaggle.com/stonet2000/lux-ai-season-1-jupyter-notebook-tutorial
Running through this notebook locally (instead of on kaggle) runs into a snag when it comes to:
from lux.game import Game
This is because the lux library needs to be copied to the local directory. I'd suggest maybe adding a comment to the cell ahead of it on what to do if you aren't using kaggle notebooks instead of that copy command. (Clone github repo, and copy the folder "/kits/python/simple/lux" into the same folder as the notebook).