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Configuration files

Instead of configuring the ViZDoom in code, you can load it from configuration file(s). Each file is read sequentially, so multiple entries with the same key will overwrite previous entries.

Format

Each entry in a configraution file is a pair of key and value separated by an equal sign ("="). The file format should also abide the following rules:

  • one entry per line (except for list parameters),
  • case insensitive
  • lines starting with # are ignored,
  • underscores in keys are ignored (episode_timeout is equivalent to episodetimeout),
  • string values should not be surrounded with apostrophes or quotation marks.

A violation of any of these rules will result in ignoring only the line with the error and sending a warning message to stderr (""WARNING! Loading config from: ...").

List of values

available_buttons and available_game_variables are special parameters, which use multiple values and instead of a single value they expect a list of values separated by whitespaces and enclosed within braces ("{" and "}"). The list can stretch throughout multiple lines as long as all values are separated from each other by whitespaces.

Appending values

Each list assignment (KEY = { VALUES })clears values specified for this key before (in other configuration files or in the code). That is why the *append operator(KEY += { VALUES }) is available. This way you can more easily combine multiple configuration files and tinker in code.

Supported configuration keys:

  • automapBufferEnabled/automap_buffer_enabled
  • automapMode/set_automap_mode
  • automapRenderTextures/automap_render_textures
  • automapRotate/automap_rotate
  • availableButtons/available_buttons (list)
  • availableGameVariables/available_game_variables (list)
  • consoleEnabled/console_enabled
  • deathPenalty/death_penalty
  • depthBufferEnabled/depth_buffer_enabled
  • DoomConfigPath/doom_config_path
  • DoomGamePath/doom_game_path
  • DoomMap/doom_map
  • DoomScenarioPath/set_doom_scenario_path
  • DoomSkill/doom_skill
  • episodeStartTime/episode_start_time
  • episodeTimeout/episode_timeout
  • gameArgs/game_args
  • labelsBufferEnabled/labels_buffer_enabled
  • livingReward/living_reward
  • mode
  • renderCrosshair/render_crosshair
  • renderDecals/render_decals
  • renderEffectsSprites/render_effects_sprites
  • renderHud/render_hud
  • renderMessages/render_messages
  • renderMinimalHud/render_minimal_hud
  • renderParticles/render_particles
  • renderWeapon/render_weapon
  • screenFormat/screen_format
  • screenResolution/screen_resolution
  • seed
  • soundEnabled/sound_enabled
  • ticrate
  • ViZDoomPath/vizdoom_path
  • windowVisible/window_visible

Sample configuration file content:

vizdoom_path = ../../bin/vizdoom
#doom_game_path = ../../scenarios/doom2.wad
doom_game_path = ../../scenarios/freedoom2.wad
doom_scenario_path = ../../scenarios/basic.wad
doom_map = map01

# Rewards
living_reward = -1

# Rendering options
screen_resolution = RES_320X240
screen_format = CRCGCB
render_hud = True
render_crosshair = false
render_weapon = true
render_decals = false
render_particles = false
window_visible = true

# make episodes start after 20 tics (after unholstering the gun)
episode_start_time = 14

# make episodes finish after 300 actions (tics)
episode_timeout = 300

# Available buttons
available_buttons = 
	{ 
		MOVE_LEFT 
		MOVE_RIGHT 
		ATTACK 
	}

# Game variables that will be in the state
available_game_variables = { AMMO2}

mode = PLAYER
doom_skill = 5

Other examples can be found here