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Can you please make sure that your odometry works. You can do this by starting only the robot drivers without gmapping and look in rviz whether the robot position is still roughly correct. Set the rviz global frame to base_link
and look for the tf frame called odom
. It should at least react to the movements of the robot.
Also, make sure to fully understand the default setup of the nav stack.
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Can you please make sure that your odometry works. You can do this by starting only the robot drivers without gmapping and look in rviz whether the robot position is still roughly correct. Set the rviz global frame to
and look for the tf frame called base_linkbase_footprintodom
. It should at least react to the movements of the robot.
Also, make sure to fully understand the default setup of the nav stack.
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Can you please make sure that your odometry works. You can do this by starting only the robot drivers without gmapping and look in rviz whether the robot position is still roughly correct. Set the rviz global frame to base_footprint
and look for the tf frame called odom
. It should at least react to the movements of the robot.
Also, make sure to fully understand the default setup of the nav stack.
Please let me know how you get along.