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MineDojo / Voyager

An Open-Ended Embodied Agent with Large Language Models
https://voyager.minedojo.org/
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Documentation with some good seeds for training #77

Closed theblazehen closed 11 months ago

theblazehen commented 1 year ago

I find it sometimes struggles with certain biomes. I suggest a document with certain good seeds for training purposes (Mainly, avoiding water at first)

I'm currently about to kick off a training run on https://mcseeder.com/?seed=1392041844&version=1.19.2 however https://mcseeder.com/?seed=-2177513829&version=1.19.2 looks promising as well

GoingMyWay commented 1 year ago

Hi, what are the two links showing? How can I use the site https://mcseeder.com in Voyager training?

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egeozguroglu commented 1 month ago

Any updates here? @xieleo5

xieleo5 commented 1 month ago

Hi, during our experiments, we also used something like this seeder to filter some bad biomes that contain a lot of water area. I think you can further filter the seed by resources, mobs, ... My experience is that you should avoid water areas since the Mineflayer now cannot handle swimming actions well.

egeozguroglu commented 1 month ago

You've not linked a seeder, but I'm assuming you used something like MC Seeder -- which we've also tried. The starting biome/location of Voyager never matched the biome at (0,0,0) shown on the seeder. Voyager also doesn't start at the origin. Were you able to control the starting biome, if so how?

xieleo5 commented 1 month ago

I think the starting point is just not (0, 0, 0). When the room owner is spawned in the game, they will be spawned at the origin. I think the first step of Voyager will move the bot to the player location, which will be the original point. I believe the seeder should be able to tell the original point.