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The error simply tells you that there is no file m2_1.stl in /home/zakizadeh/catkin_ws3/src/wrist/meshes, so RViz cannot find it.
Check that you got the filename correct and that it's in the directory that you specified. What is the output of:
ls -al /home/zakizadeh/catkin_ws3/src/wrist/meshes/m2_1.stl
Note: most people run Linux with a case-sensitive file system. This means that m2_1.stl != m2_1.STL.
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The error simply tells you that there is no file m2_1.stl in /home/zakizadeh/catkin_ws3/src/wrist/meshes, so RViz cannot find it.
Check that you got the filename correct and that it's in the directory that you specified. What is the output of:
ls -al /home/zakizadeh/catkin_ws3/src/wrist/meshes/m2_1.stl
Note: most people run Linux with a case-sensitive file system. This means that m2_1.stl != m2_1.STL.
Edit: I'd recommend not using absolute paths, but instead using package:// for paths in urdfs. In your case: <mesh filename="package://wrist/meshes/.." />.
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