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No Path Generated by Path Planner

asked 2011-04-25 03:36:30 -0500

Pablo Hevia-Koch
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Hello Everyone,

I followed the navigation stack tutorial succesfully until the part when I try to issue a goal to the stack via RVIZ. If i click on set goal, the goal is set, because when suscribed to the goal topic i can see the arrow representing the goal. The problem is that no path gets planned and no error message is sent by the move_base node.

Any ideas?

Im running Diamondback on ubuntu 10.10 intalled via apt-get. The PC has an i7 and 4 gigs ram.

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answered 2011-04-25 04:37:53 -0500

JeffRousseau
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updated 2011-04-25 04:38:56 -0500

Perhaps a silly question, but is the goal topic published by rviz mapped to the correct goal topic to which your nav stack is subscribed to? (in rviz the goal topic is found in the right hand panel)

do a 'rostopic list' to see if you have a mismatch. That got me once.

mine is something like move_base_simple/goal

PS. also check rxconsole to see if anything nasty is happening

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Actually, it was that. I feel kind of ashamed of not noticing, but I mixed up the "move_base/goal" with the "move_base_simple/goal". Now i have a different problem, the local planner doesn't quite follow the global plan, but i guess ill have to make another question about that.

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