nes-py is an NES emulator and OpenAI Gym interface for MacOS, Linux, and Windows based on the SimpleNES emulator.
The preferred installation of nes-py
is from pip
:
pip install nes-py
Make sure you have the clang++
compiler installed:
sudo apt-get install clang
You'll need to install the Visual-Studio 17.0 tools for Windows installation. The Visual Studio Community package provides these tools for free.
To access the NES emulator from the command line use the following command.
nes_py -r <path_to_rom>
To print out documentation for the command line interface execute:
nes_py -h
Keyboard Key | NES Joypad |
---|---|
W | Up |
A | Left |
S | Down |
D | Right |
O | A |
P | B |
Enter | Start |
Space | Select |
Keyboard Key | Emu Function |
---|---|
E | Backup State |
R | Restore State |
To design a custom environment using nes-py
, introduce new features, or fix
a bug, please refer to the Wiki.
There you will find instructions for:
- setting up the development environment
- designing environments based on the
NESEnv
class - reference material for the
NESEnv
API - documentation for the
nes_py.wrappers
module
nes-py implements several common mappers, which should be enough for a good percentage of the games:
- NROM
- MMC1 / SxROM
- UxROM
- CNROM
You can check the compatibility for each ROM in the following list
This project is provided for educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with and has not been approved by Nintendo.