def run_console(game_id, output_queue):
console = None
try:
console = Console("MAMEToolkit/emulator/mame/roms", game_id)
sleep(5)
console.writeln('s = manager:machine().screens[":screen"]')
output = console.writeln('print(s:width())', expect_output=True)
output_queue.put(output[0])
finally:
console.close()
def test_write_read(self):
game_id = "sfiii3n"
console = None
try:
console = Console("/home/michael/dev/MAMEToolkit/MAMEToolkit/emulator/mame/roms", game_id)
sleep(5)
console.writeln('s = manager:machine().screens[":screen"]')
output = console.writeln('print(s:width())', expect_output=True)
assert_that(output[0], equal_to("384"))
finally:
console.close()
def list_actions(roms_path, game_id):
console = Console(roms_path, game_id)
console.writeln('iop = manager:machine():ioport()')
actions = []
ports = console.writeln("for k,v in pairs(iop.ports) do print(k) end", expect_output=True, timeout=0.5)
for port in ports:
fields = console.writeln("for k,v in pairs(iop.ports['"+port+"'].fields) do print(k) end", expect_output=True)
for field in fields:
actions.append({"port": port, "field": field})
console.close()
return actions
def list_actions(roms_path, game_id, binary_path=None):
console = Console(roms_path, game_id, binary_path=binary_path)
console.writeln('iop = manager:machine():ioport()')
actions = []
ports = console.writeln("for k,v in pairs(iop.ports) do print(k) end",
expect_output=True,
timeout=0.5)
for port in ports:
try:
fields = console.writeln("for k,v in pairs(iop.ports['" + port +
"'].fields) do print(k) end",
expect_output=True)
for field in fields:
actions.append({"port": port, "field": field})
except IOError as e:
console.logger.error("Could indicate unused button set")
console.close()
return actions
class Emulator(object):
# env_id - the unique id of the emulator, used for fifo pipes
# game_id - the game id being used
# memory_addresses - The internal memory addresses of the game which this class will return the value of at every time step
# frame_ratio - the ratio of frames that will be returned, 3 means 1 out of every 3 frames will be returned. Note that his also effects how often memory addresses are read and actions are sent
# See console for render, throttle & debug
def __init__(self,
env_id,
roms_path,
game_id,
memory_addresses,
frame_ratio=3,
render=True,
throttle=False,
debug=False):
self.memoryAddresses = memory_addresses
self.frameRatio = frame_ratio
# setup lua engine
self.console = Console(roms_path,
game_id,
render=render,
throttle=throttle,
debug=debug)
atexit.register(self.close)
self.wait_for_resource_registration()
self.create_lua_variables()
bitmap_format = self.get_bitmap_format()
screen_width = self.setup_screen_width()
screen_height = self.setup_screen_height()
self.screenDims = {"width": screen_width, "height": screen_height}
# open pipes
pipes_path = f"{os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))}/mame/pipes"
self.actionPipe = Pipe(env_id, "action", 'w', pipes_path)
self.actionPipe.open(self.console)
self.dataPipe = DataPipe(env_id, self.screenDims, bitmap_format,
memory_addresses, pipes_path)
self.dataPipe.open(self.console)
# Connect inter process communication
self.setup_frame_access_loop()
def get_bitmap_format(self):
bitmap_format = self.console.writeln('print(s:bitmap_format())',
expect_output=True)
if len(bitmap_format) != 1:
raise IOError(
'Expected one result from "print(s:bitmap_format())", but received: ',
bitmap_format)
try:
return {
"RGB32 - 32bpp 8-8-8 RGB": BitmapFormat.RGB32,
"ARGB32 - 32bpp 8-8-8-8 ARGB": BitmapFormat.ARGB32
}[bitmap_format[0]]
except KeyError:
self.console.close()
raise EnvironmentError(
"MAMEToolkit only supports RGB32 and ARGB32 frame bit format games"
)
def create_lua_variables(self):
self.console.writeln('iop = manager:machine():ioport()')
self.console.writeln('s = manager:machine().screens[":screen"]')
self.console.writeln(
'mem = manager:machine().devices[":maincpu"].spaces["program"]')
self.console.writeln('releaseQueue = {}')
def wait_for_resource_registration(self, max_attempts=10):
screen_registered = False
program_registered = False
attempt = 0
while not screen_registered or not program_registered:
if not screen_registered:
result = self.console.writeln(
'print(manager:machine().screens[":screen"])',
expect_output=True,
timeout=3,
raiseError=False)
screen_registered = result is not None and result is not "nil"
if not program_registered:
result = self.console.writeln(
'print(manager:machine().devices[":maincpu"].spaces["program"])',
expect_output=True,
timeout=3,
raiseError=False)
program_registered = result is not None and result is not "nil"
if attempt == max_attempts:
raise EnvironmentError("Failed to register MAME resources!")
attempt += 1
# Gets the game screen width in pixels
def setup_screen_width(self):
output = self.console.writeln('print(s:width())',
expect_output=True,
timeout=1)
if len(output) != 1:
raise IOError(
'Expected one result from "print(s:width())", but received: ',
output)
return int(output[0])
# Gets the game screen height in pixels
def setup_screen_height(self):
output = self.console.writeln('print(s:height())',
expect_output=True,
timeout=1)
if len(output) != 1:
raise IOError(
'Expected one result from "print(s:height())"", but received: ',
output)
return int(output[0])
# Pauses the emulator
def pause_game(self):
self.console.writeln('emu.pause()')
# Unpauses the emulator
def unpause_game(self):
self.console.writeln('emu.unpause()')
# Sets up the callback function written in Lua that the Lua engine will execute each time a frame done
def setup_frame_access_loop(self):
pipe_data_func = 'function pipeData() ' \
'if (math.fmod(tonumber(s:frame_number()),' + str(self.frameRatio) +') == 0) then ' \
'for i=1,#releaseQueue do ' \
'releaseQueue[i](); ' \
'releaseQueue[i]=nil; ' \
'end; ' \
'' + self.dataPipe.get_lua_string() + '' \
'actions = ' + self.actionPipe.get_lua_string() + '' \
'if (string.len(actions) > 1) then ' \
'for action in string.gmatch(actions, "[^+]+") do ' \
'actionFunc = loadstring(action..":set_value(1)"); ' \
'actionFunc(); ' \
'releaseFunc = loadstring(action..":set_value(0)"); ' \
'table.insert(releaseQueue, releaseFunc); ' \
'end; ' \
'end; ' \
'end; ' \
'end'
self.console.writeln(pipe_data_func)
self.console.writeln('emu.register_frame_done(pipeData, "data")')
# Steps the emulator along one time step
def step(self, actions):
# Will need to shuffle this for self-play?, right
data = self.dataPipe.read_data(
timeout=10) # gathers the frame data and memory address values
action_string = actions_to_string(actions)
self.actionPipe.writeln(
action_string
) # sends the actions for the game to perform before the next step
return data
# Testing
# Safely stops all of the processes related to running the emulator
def close(self):
self.console.close()
self.actionPipe.close()
self.dataPipe.close()