Now that you say it, this absolutely makes sense. I tried to run tensorboard from inside UE, the idea that I easily could run it from a standalone python console as well on the logs didn’t come to my mind at that time. Thanks for the enlightenment.
I’ll experiment with the inbuilt chromium browser first. I wanted to adopt the workflow and setup Unity uses (external python distro via Anaconda) anyways since they have some nice goodies in their SDK like curiosity reinforced learning, circulum learning, imitation learning etc, and I’ll certainly contribute it to your repo as soon as it’s stable.
Do you prefer pull requests from a branch, a fork or another way?