The Rocket League Gym
This is a python API that can be used to treat the game Rocket League as though it were an Gym-style environment for Reinforcement Learning projects.
Installation
Install the library via pip:
pip install rlgym[all] // Installs every rlgym component
pip install rlgym // Installs only the api
pip install rlgym[rl] // Installs all rocket league packages
pip install rlgym[rl-sim] // Installs only RocketSim rocket league packages
pip install rlgym[rl-rlviser] // Installs RLViser and RocketSim rocket league packages
Testing everything works
RLGym is now installed! simply run example.py from our repo to ensure everything works.
Dependency Management
DO NOT specify this package as a dependency, this is an installation only package.
You should depend directly on the package you're consuming and its corresponding extras, e.g.
rlgym-rocket-league[sim], rlgym-api or whichever of our libraries your project is using.
Usage
For tutorials and documentation, please visit our Wiki.
We also provide the base RLGym API in its own standalone package with no dependencies.
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