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TypeError: argument of type 'Meta' is not iterable #7
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I met the same problem! |
Me too, do you know if there is a way to download IsaacGym_Preview_3? |
I found in my downloads an old IsaacGym_Preview_3 and it still gave me that same error, So I started from scratch with IsaacGym_Preview_3, I had to create a new conda env and did not find a way to correct all the conflicting dependencys but it seems to work now he is my pip list, its working now. |
How to solve TypeError: argument of type 'Meta' is not iterable
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I also met the same problem, and I believe it is because a simple way is to change line 38 in cfg_sim = vars(cfg.sim)
cfg_sim['physx'] = vars(cfg_sim['physx'])
gymutil.parse_sim_config(cfg_sim, sim_params) i tested this in isaacgym preview 4, and i can run train.py now. but i am not sure if it will affect the final results, since they have different dependencies. or you can install some older version of params-proto that the author used, but i amnot sure which particular version they are using. |
When I ran Upon investigation, it appears that the latest version of params-proto is incompatible with certain functionalities implemented in this project. I reinstalled the packagesand then the program worked. The compatible version can be seen in steup.py: |
You can try installing an older version of the
Repository: https://github.com/geyang/params-proto |
When I tried to use the IsaacGym_Preview_4, this error occured.
It seems that the type of the cfg can't match.
Have you used the isaacgym4 for the gym training?
And how you solved this kind of errors?
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