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I would try 2 things:

  • set global_plan_prune_distance to a low value, e.g. 0.2, to prune path shortly after passing to avoid reverting direction on loops
    • set enable_homotopy_class_planning to false: at least until you have the coverage properly working

I would try 2 things:

  • set global_plan_prune_distance to a low value, e.g. 0.2, to prune path shortly after passing to avoid reverting direction on loops
      loops
    • set enable_homotopy_class_planning to false: at least until you have the coverage properly working
    working

I would try 2 things:

  • set global_plan_prune_distance to a low value, e.g. 0.2, to prune path shortly after passing to avoid reverting direction on loops
  • set enable_homotopy_class_planning enable_homotopy_class_planning to false: at least until you have the coverage properly working