Visualization windows remain open

[Ryandry1st]

I probably simply do not see the function, but there does not seem to be a way to close the visualized plots once they are open. I attempted using:
plt.close()
plt.close('all')
but neither worked. Also simply attempting to close the window by clicking had no effect. The only way I could close the windows was by closing the entire workspace/killing the process.

Let me know what the proper way is!

[junhuang-ifast]

I had the same problem here. Although the official way to close an environment was to call env.close(), or in the example dqn-cartpole.py dummy_env.close() (i assume), none of these methods worked and the window remained open.

@Ryandry1st have u solved this problem?

Otherwise it would be appreciated if anyone else knows how to solve this? Thanks ! @danaugrs

[Ryandry1st]

I also tried this and found that they did not work. No I do not have a solution, as of right now I have to close the execution window, which is not reasonable. I was mostly just looking into this to check out how the library works so I have not put in serious time for solutions. It also appears that the windows task manager is unable to close the windows too, so it is unlikely that a simple script will be able to.

[junhuang-ifast]

my solution was to go into the Simulation class directly in simulation.py and add env.close() at the end of the training/test function

For example:

def test(self, max_steps, visualize=True):
		"""Test the agent on the environment."""
		self.agent.training = False

		# Create and initialize environment
		env = self.create_env()
		state = env.reset()

		for step in range(max_steps):
			if visualize: env.render()
			action = self.agent.act(state)
			next_state, reward, done, _ = env.step(action)
			state = env.reset() if done else next_state
               env.close()  <------

This closes the window after train/test completes. It's a bit of a workaround but it works