Adding a New Task
To incorporate a new task into your project, follow the steps outlined below. This guide ensures that your new task is properly set up and integrated within the existing project structure.
Step 1: Create a New Environment Folder
- Within the
rover_envs/envs
directory, create a new folder named after your task (TASK_FOLDER
). This folder will house all the necessary configuration files for your new task.
Step 2: Create the Task Configuration File
- Inside
TASK_FOLDER
, create a configuration file namedTASK_env_cfg.py
, substitutingTASK
with the name of your task. This file will define the task's configuration.
Step 3: Define the MDPs
-
In
TASK_env_cfg.py
, you'll define the configurations for actions, observations, terminations, commands, and, optionally, randomizations that make up your task's Markov Decision Process (MDP).You can refer to the Navigation Task example for guidance on how to structure this file.
Step 4: Set Up the Robot Folder
-
Within
rover_envs/envs/TASK_FOLDER
, create a new folder namedrobots/ROBOT_NAME
, replacingROBOT_NAME
with the name of the robot used in the task.In this folder, create two files:
__init__.py
andenv_cfg.py
.
Step 5: Configure env_cfg.py
- The
env_cfg.py
file customizesTASK_env_cfg.py
for a specific robot. At a minimum, it should contain the following Python code:
from rover_envs.assets.robots.YOUR_ROBOT import YOUR_ROBOT_CFG
from rover_envs.envs.YOUR_TASK.TASK_env_cfg.py import TaskEnvCfg
@configclass
class TaskEnvCfg(TaskEnvCfg):
def __post_init__(self):
super().__post_init__()
# Define robot
self.scene.robot = YOUR_ROBOT_CFG.replace(prim_path="{ENV_REGEX_NS}/Robot")
Make sure to replace YOUR_ROBOT and YOUR_TASK with the appropriate robot and task names
Step 6: Configure __init__.py
This file registers the environment with the OPENAI gym library. Include at least the following code.
import os
import gymnasium as gym
from . import env_cfg
gym.register(
id="TASK_NAME-v0",
entry_point='omni.isaac.orbit.envs:RLTaskEnv',
disable_env_checker=True,
kwargs={
"env_cfg_entry_point": env_cfg.TaskEnvCfg,
"best_model_path": f"{os.path.dirname(__file__)}/policies/best_agent.pt", # This is optional
}
)
Step 7: Running the Task
With everything set up, you can now run the task as follows:
# Run training policy
cd examples/02_train
python train.py --task="TASK_NAME-v0" --num_envs=128