__init__()

def Cope.gym.SimpleGym.__init__	(		self,
			max_steps = None,
			screen_size = 300,
			fps = None,
			name = 'SimpleGym Enviorment',
			show_vars = {},
			show_strings = [],
			start_paused = False,
			render_mode = 'pygame',
			assert_valid_action = True,
			background_color = (20, 20, 20),
			print_color = (200, 20, 20, 0),
			show_events = False,
			verbose = True
	)

This should be called first, if you want to use the members like self.size Parameters: max_steps: if positive, sets the maximum number of steps before the env resets itself.

If None or negative, no limit screen_size: the size of the pygame window. Can be a 2 item tuple of (width, height) or a single int if the window is to be square fps: controls how fast the simulation runs. Set to negative or None to have no limit name: the name of the enviorment shown on the window title show_vars: a dictionary of {name: member} of members you want to have printed on the screen. The keys can be any string, and the values must be valid members of this class show_strings: a list of strings you want to have printed on the screen start_paused: self-explanitory show_events: prints events, other than mouse movements, for debugging purpouses render_mode: part of the gymnasium specification. Must be either None or 'pygame', unless you manually override the render() method assert_valid_action: ensures that actions given to step() are within the action_space background_color: a 3 item tuple specifying the background color print_color: a 4 item tuple (the 4th index being alpha) specifying the color of the extra data printed to the screen verbose: when set to True, it simply adds fps, reset_count, steps, total_steps to show_vars. Also shows the help menu for the first few seconds

Definition at line 107 of file gym.py.