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Thanks for posting this. Have you reviewed this tutorial on domain randomization? This would be a place to start. Thank you for your interest in Isaac Lab. |
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Regarding the first question, I am using functions like But I was interested in the second question as well. Which is the best way to randomize the shape of the object itself? For example, from cubes to cylinders? Is it possible? |
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Thanks for following up. I will move this post to our Discussions section for follow up. In the meantime, here is a summary of what to consider. To randomize object shapes (e.g., switching between cubes and cylinders), use USD asset swapping combined with environment-specific spawning: Shape Randomization Implementation1. Multi-Shape Asset Configuration from isaaclab.assets import AssetBaseCfg
SHAPE_USD_PATHS = [
"/Isaac/Props/Shapes/Cube.usd",
"/Isaac/Props/Shapes/Cylinder.usd",
"/Isaac/Props/Shapes/Sphere.usd"
]
object_cfg = AssetBaseCfg(
prim_path="/World/Env_.*/Object",
spawn=usd_utils.spawn_rigid_objects(
prim_paths=[f"/World/Env_{i}/Object" for i in num_envs],
usd_paths=np.random.choice(SHAPE_USD_PATHS, num_envs)
)
) 2. Per-Environment Variation
Key Requirements
Implementation Considerations
An example workflow from the NVIDIA forums shows successful shape randomization by:
This approach enables true geometric diversity while maintaining Isaac Lab's optimized physics pipeline. References Footnotes
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Hi,
I'm working on reinforcement learning training in Isaac Sim and would appreciate your help with two questions:
Object Scaling: I’d like to perform domain randomization on the scale of objects, but I haven’t found the relevant functions or documentation for this. Could you point me in the right direction?
Object Randomization Across Environments: I’d also like to randomize the objects used in training. From what I’ve seen, Isaac Sim requires each environment instance to load the same number of objects. Is it possible to configure different environments to each load a single but different object, rather than all loading the same set?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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