An alternate way to view the Minigrid environment using animations and sprites. Intended to be used as a teaching tool for kids to promote more engagment and interest in Renforcemnt Learning.
- About the Project
- Features
- Getting Started
- Usage
- Architecture
- Roadmap
- License
- Contact
- Acknowledgements
Describe the motivation behind the project. Explain its purpose, how it solves a particular problem, and who the target audience is. Highlight any key technologies or frameworks used.
- ✨ Feature One: Briefly explain what it does.
- 🛠️ Feature Two: Another significant feature of the project.
- 🚀 Feature Three: Highlight an additional feature or aspect of the project.
List any software, libraries, or dependencies that need to be installed before running the project.
```bash
pip install numpy pandas ```
Provide a step-by-step series of examples and explanations for how to get a development environment running.
```bash
git clone https://github.com/username/repository.git
cd repository
pip install -r requirements.txt ```
Include screenshots or code examples demonstrating typical use cases of the project. Be clear and concise.
```python
from project import Feature
feature = Feature() feature.run() ```
(Optional) Describe the architecture of the project, such as how different components interact. Diagrams can be helpful here.
Outline the planned future developments for the project.
- Rendering manager with sprites
- Display the prompt message
Distributed under the MIT License. See `LICENSE` for more information.
Noah Christopher - noah.dev@outlook.com
Project Link: Minigrid_with_Sprites