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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below
below,
If I am wrong please tell me.
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below,
If I am wrong please tell me.
Edit2: So, roscore registers all to all but communication between nodes/messages are directly connected. 
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below,
If I am wrong please tell me.
Edit2: So, roscore registers all to all but communication between nodes/messages are directly connected.
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below,
If I am wrong please tell me.
me.
Edit2: So, roscore registers all to all but communication between nodes/messages are directly connected.
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I can't answer correctly what will happen to the delay, but every ROS message has a timestamp attached to it. So maybe you could try to send a dummy message and compare the timestamps of sent and received messages. Maybe look into the this answer. Hope it helps!
Edit1: As far as I know it should work similar to image below, If I am wrong please tell me.
Edit2: So, roscore registers all to all but communication between nodes/messages are directly connected.
Here are some links that could help
1https://atlas-itn.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/ROS_multiple_machine_final.pdf
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