The game that we are going to look at is a demo sample asset that is free and is an excellent example of a typical game. The game that we'll test will use discrete control mechanics and a first-person perspective, like the games that we have looked at in the past. The technique that we will show you here is how to map/hack into a game's controller so that it can be powered by ML-Agents. Using this technique should allow you to attach ML-Agents to any existing game, although different controllers, such as third-person or top-down, may require a slightly altered approach.
If you consider yourself an experienced Unity user and have your own project that uses an FPS system, then you should go ahead and try to adapt this sample to your own game or example.
You will generally find a lack of good sample game projects for Unity, due to a somewhat questionable...
