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LekanBlocked
Thanks again, I’ve only just now had a chance to test the python2 scene generator. Thank you to you and the whole Sofa team for all the awesome work that you do.
LekanBlockedThanks for the useful information as always! ‘Preciate it!
LekanBlockedThe Soft Robots plugin is really nice.
Is there a C++ Controller equivalent to the PythonScriptController utilized in that plugin?
Tagging you @Hugo.
LekanBlockedSpecifically, can I just load my XML scene in python without having to explicitly rewrite my whole python scene in pyscn?
LekanBlockedThanks @Hugo. I think the error came from me. I was confusing the number of points with the total number of cells. My question is now moot, sorry.
Thanks for your SOFAPython interactive simulation suggestion. I wasn’t sure if I had to write the python bindings for my new
TetrahedronMooneyRivlinFEMForceField
class. I wouldn’t, would I?LekanBlockedAre remote positions available?
LekanBlockedPlease see the instructions in the updated README in my git fork:
git://github.com/lakehanne/SofaROSConnector.git
The path to the cmake_modules for FindROS has to be explicitly provided for the root cmake. I sent @faichele a PR a while ago.
LekanBlockedAye, Aye!
Thank you, @Hugo! That was really cool to know.
Now back unto my question that you earlier skipped and a +1:
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is there a feature such as in ROS e.g. <property name=”cal_caster_fl” value=”0.0″ /> that can be used as a variable to be later referred to in multiple locations in an xml file?
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In my terminal, after launching a scene, I keep getting warnings like
[WARNING] [MeshTopology(meshTopology)] Unused Attribute: “dx” with value: “95”
because I used the
dx
attribute to describe an object’s position in a scene file I am including in my main scene file. Why does SOFA spill this to terminal everytime I include the scene file? Would ‘preciate your help, bro.LekanBlockedHello @Hugo,
I have not started using the ROS Plugin yet as it is my understanding that it is not public yet.
I am asking for a default world pose for the scene at initialization of the scene, yes.
Is there a way you do this? IN URDF/XML/Xacro files, we’d do something like
<pose>0 0 0 0 0 0</pose>
More so, we can define a global property in Xacro such as
<property name="cal_caster_fl" value="0.0" />
that can be used as a variable in multiple locations in an xml file. DoesSOFA
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