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Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 and ROS Kinetic. I'm trying to make an AR-Application. For that Issue I want to get a picture stream out of RVIZ.
I tried the camera-Display from RVIZ. to get an Image from an UR10-Robot, which I could modify. I only get an very small image of the scene.
How can I move and zoom the camera picture?
Greetings
If you really want to use RViz plugins for this (as I'm not entirely sure it's supposed to be used like this), I'd recommend:
And a comment:
I'm trying to make an AR-Application.
I'd take a look at how previous implementations, such as ros-visualization/oculus_rviz_plugins (forks are more up-to-date), AndreGilerson/rviz_vive, ROSIN FTP: rvis2ar, IntelligentRoboticsLabs/ARViz and others have approached this.
Or perhaps even reuse some of them.
For an AR application it may be more efficient to directly alter the way RViz renders the scene.
It's based on OGRE, so anything is possible.
I'm using rviz_camera_stream now. I can move and zoom when I move the tf-frame of the camera. And After I started the demo-file I can start the camera in other rviz-windows als well. Thanks for the answer.
P.S. It's important for me to get quick a solution, so OGRE would have been to much work.
Maybe try rosrun image_view image_view It can be configured a bit more.
Thank you for the Answer. As I see it image_view works with existing image topics. How can I get a Image (.png) from an rviz/ moveit simulation. Prefered in a way I can modify the point of view and the zoom.
I found rviz_camera_stream to get a image-topic out of rviz. But I don't know how to start it in an existing rviz-window. I can only open the demo.launch file. (https://github.com/lucasw/rviz_camera...)
Hmm, I think gazebo might be better then rviz in this case.... But in general look at modifying whatever settings you have available to simulate your camera regardless of the simulation platform. Specifically I would look for (or create my own way) of dynamically updating the zoom parameters for camera configuration. If you cant find a way do that then dig through that code you linked and start getting creative!
Asked: 2020-04-01 07:44:13 -0500
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Last updated: Apr 02 '20
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