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Hi @Zab,
The robotis package uses another config file in the bin directory of the pi_tracker package called servo_config.py. I believe that's the one you are looking for.
--patrick
2 | Updated answer with additional details |
Hi @Zab,
The robotis package uses another config file in the bin directory of the pi_tracker package called servo_config.py. I believe that's the one you are looking for.
UPDATE: It turns out that there is also a servo_config.py file in the robotis package directory and that this file will override the one in the pi_tracker/bin directory. So you need to ensure that both files contain the same parameters. Two ways of doing this are as follows:
$ roscd robotis/src/robotis
$ roscp pi_tracker servo_config.py .
(That isolated "." at the end of the second line is required.) This method requires that you execute the above commands whenever you change the parameters in the pi_tracker copy.
Alternativel you could just symlink the two files like this:
$ roscd robotis/src/robotis
$ rm servo_config.py servo_config.pyc
$ ln -s `rospack find pi_tracker`/bin/servo_config.py .
This method will keep the robotis copy synced with the pi_tracker version.
--patrick
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Hi @Zab,
The robotis package uses another config file in the bin directory of the pi_tracker package called servo_config.py. I believe that's the one you are looking for.
UPDATE: It turns out that there is also a servo_config.py file in the robotis package directory and that this file will override the one in the pi_tracker/bin directory. So you need to ensure that both files contain the same parameters. Two ways of doing this are as follows:
$ roscd robotis/src/robotis
$ roscp pi_tracker servo_config.py .
(That isolated "." at the end of the second line is required.) This method requires that you execute the above commands whenever you change the parameters in the pi_tracker copy.
Alternativel Alternatively you could just symlink the two files like this:
$ roscd robotis/src/robotis
$ rm servo_config.py servo_config.pyc
$ ln -s `rospack find pi_tracker`/bin/servo_config.py .
This method will keep the robotis copy synced with the pi_tracker version.
--patrick