Open markusgft opened 5 years ago
Hi Markus,
Thanks for reporting! The error is because it found mujoco_py
but then mujoco_py
(not pyrobolearn
) is complaining about the path to the MuJoCo binaries. In the simulators/__init__.py
, I am only catching the import errors. I could also try catch that particular error (i.e. mujoco_py.error.MujocoDependencyError
), and just continue the process.
Hi Markus,
I think that if the user has a different mujoco installation configuration, then the solution would be to modify the necessary environment path variables to point out the right location for the Mujoco binaries/files. This is, of course, not needed if the user installs Mujoco using the script given in Pyrobolearn, but otherwise, the short-term solution is via the env variables.
As discussed with @lrozo I document the following issue here: I have another MuJoCo installation on my system, which I cannot touch for different reasons. I did not install MuJoCo via the provided pyrobolearn installation script. In that case, pyrobolearn throws an error as follows when trying to run any example.