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To setup transform between frames you have to broadcast (publish) transform instead of listening to it.

There are two ways to do that:

  1. Use static_transform_publisher -- this one is a ready to use node, that you can run from command line.
  2. Use tf::TransformBroadcaster -- to create transforms in a code.

To setup transform between frames you have to broadcast (publish) transform instead of listening to it.

There are two ways to do that:

  1. Use static_transform_publisher -- this one is a ready to use node, that you can run from command line.
  2. Use tf::TransformBroadcaster -- to create transforms in a code.

EDIT: If the transform already exist you can simply listen to it once outside of publishing cycle.

To setup transform between frames you have to broadcast (publish) transform instead of listening to it.

There are two ways to do that:

  1. Use static_transform_publisher -- this one is a ready to use node, that you can run from command line.
  2. Use tf::TransformBroadcaster -- to create transforms in a code.

EDIT: If the transform is already exist you can simply listen to it once outside of publishing cycle.