Creating a world generation job - AWS RoboMaker

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Creating a world generation job

Create a world generation job to generate worlds with different room and interior configurations. Each world generation job can generate up to 50 worlds.

To create a world generation job

Follow the steps on one of the following tabs:

Using the console
To create a simulation world template

  1. Sign in to the AWS RoboMaker console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/robomaker/.

  2. On the AWS RoboMaker console, expand Simulation WorldForge on the left and then choose World templates.

  3. On the World templates page, choose the simulation world template you want to use to generate worlds, and then choose Generate worlds.

  4. On the Generate worlds page, specify the Number of floor plans. The number of floor plans multiplied by the number of interior variations per floor plan must not exceed 50.

  5. Specify the number of Interior variations per floor plan. The number of floor plans multiplied by the number of interior variations per floor plan must not exceed 50.

  6. Optional: Add World tags that are assigned to all of the worlds you generate.

  7. Optional: Add Generation job tags that are assigned to the generation job. These tags do not apply to worlds you generate.

  8. Choose Generate.

    You can track the progress of your world generation job in the World generation detail page. The time required to generate your worlds depends on the complexity of the simulation world template and the number of worlds you are generating.

Using the AWS CLI

You can generate worlds from a simulation world template using the AWS CLI. Use create-world-generation-job to create the world generation job.

The following AWS CLI example shows how to generate 4 worlds with 2 floor plans with 2 different interior floor plans. 

$ aws robomaker list-world-templates
$ aws robomaker create-world-generation-job --template my-simulation-world-template-arn --worldCount floorplanCount=2,interiorCountPerFloorplan=2
$ aws robomaker list-world-generation-jobs
$ aws robomaker describe-world-generation-job --job my-world-generation-job-arn