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2014-07-30 11:28:22 -0500 | commented question | Transferred catkin pkgs to new computer and can't launch Amazing! So dumb. I remember doing it when I initially created the workspace but when I deleted the build and devel folders and re-made I must not have. Thanks @sterlingm |
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2014-07-29 09:42:08 -0500 | asked a question | Transferred catkin pkgs to new computer and can't launch Hello ROS community, I have mainly been working on my laptop but have recently installed hydro on a desktop with Ubuntu 13.04. I installed ROS desktop-full version and ran the install for MoveIt! I transferred my packages to this desktop with a memory stick and moved them to the catkin_ws that was created there. After running I feel like there is something silly that I'm missing here. Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks, Jordan |
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2014-07-19 12:28:20 -0500 | commented answer | Import scene model into RVIZ/MoveIt @cmeaclem Sorry, saving the Rviz configuration will save the display tabs that you have added to the left window pane. Handy, but not the answer I believe you need. See above for more accurate solution |
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2014-07-17 21:49:31 -0500 | answered a question | Rviz fixed frame error The solution for me was to declare both the parent frame and child frame as base_link in the SRDF. This removed the Global Status error, now saying "OK" and the TF tree is populated! Moving on to bigger and harder things |
2014-07-17 14:42:51 -0500 | asked a question | Rviz fixed frame error Hi all and thanks for checking this out. I have made a MoveIT! package using my urdf and went through the Setup Assistant tabs accordingly. After launching my robot I can motion plan and incorporate a scene object to be planned around, but the Global Status is giving me this error. I believe it has to do with the virtual joint set up but I'm not entirely sure.
The base_link is the first link in my robot and the child of the virtual joint. When I add the TF display to Rviz and expand it, it's empty. This is preventing me from using rostopic echo /tf (where, right now, the output is a repeating empty Transform [] ) and also using rosbag record which I would like to use to record some simple paths for playback later. Can someone tell me if this is in fact a virtual joint error or perhaps somewhere else I need to be looking? I am new to ROS so any links would be appreciated. Respectfully, Jordan |
2014-07-17 12:01:23 -0500 | answered a question | Import scene model into RVIZ/MoveIt If, in Rviz, you navigate to the Motion Planning tab 'Scene Object' there is a window and button that lets you import a file. Once the file is loaded you can move your object in the world using the gui or imarkers and then save the config. Hope this helps Update: You can follow this to save the scene to the warehouse database. Then you can load from the same tab after launching. The connect button does need to be clicked a few times in order to connect and you may need to change the warehouse database path to save. From then on, you should just need to load the scene from the Motion Planning > Stored Scene tab. |
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2014-07-16 12:00:46 -0500 | commented answer | MoveIT! end effector setup question Before I made the change to the planning groups the checkbox worked, now I don't need it. I will look into IKFast plugin more to get my arm working smoother. There are 6 DOF in the urdf 'iarm_ed.urdf'. base_joint, shoulder, elbow, wrist_roll, wrist_flex, and gripper_joint. Thanks again! |
2014-07-16 11:55:29 -0500 | commented answer | MoveIT! end effector setup question @gvdhoorn thanks for the info. What I did was remove the 'gripper' planning group in the SA and change the 'arm' to a chain that includes all the pieces. Which I still don't quite get; how would the chains be attached to one another if there isn't an overlapping link somewhere? |
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2014-07-11 12:23:08 -0500 | asked a question | MoveIT! end effector setup question Hey guys, super noob here. I am trying to plan for a 6 DOF arm robot from Exact Dynamics. When using the Setup Assistant I am following the PR2 example to assign planning groups for the 'arm' and the 'gripper' generate the package and try to roslaunch using the demo.launch file but it crashes. I am trying to work through this problem but all the combinations of joints and links (I have not used chains yet as I do not fully understand them) I can think of make Rviz crash with this error in the terminal window. The force is weak in me and I can't upload screenshots of the setup Assistant steps I am taking. There is another post regarding this issue but the solutions aren't working for me. I thought that my virtual joint may have been an issue as well. I am not sure if the parent frame is defined by me of if there is an existing frame in Rviz that I can attach to? This post seems to refer to this but again not clear as to how I define the parent frame. Update (7/14/14): I used chains in my urdf to define the planning groups and still the "No active joints or end effectors found..." line in the terminal window is output but the Rviz window will at least open but with a black screen even after multiple launches. Dropbox urdf description files "iarm_ed.urdf" is the file I used with the Moveit! setup assistant Update (7/15/14): Rviz will open with the robot in the environment (I changed nothing but perhaps the restart closed a redundant process or something...). The end effector issue still remains as it is not being seen and the info message (same as above) is being output. There is an interactive marker associated with the 'arm' planning group in Rviz, but when clicked and moved, the gripper will float away with the marker and the arm stays in the same pose. If the gripper planning group is chosen then the marker disappears. I am using the chain method in the Setup Assistant (base_link >> link5 for 'arm' group & link5 >> gripper for 'gripper' group). It seems ... (more) |
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2014-07-03 14:12:18 -0500 | commented answer | What did the author of the "Using the robot state publisher on your own robot" tutorial intend by their launch file example? Hey, I'm a noobie trying this same tutorial. are you setting the within that launch file? I would like to use my custom arm robot urdf with the joint state publisher so I can manipulate the arm in Rviz using the interactive markers. Any thoughts? |
2014-06-17 13:23:32 -0500 | commented answer | rosmsg show beginner_tutorials/Num (error???) I am also a newbie and this worked for me but I don't quite understand. I have sourced 'source /opt/ros/hydro/setup.bash to my ~/.bashrc file so the ROS commands should work each time and they do, but why do I need to source if I'm already working in that directory? |
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2014-06-12 18:30:07 -0500 | commented question | catkin_pkg.package missing I reverted back to the original Python that came with Ubuntu 13.04 and everything worked. I was able to go through the beginner's tutorials with success. Thanks. As a side note, my issues with opening the Rviz plugin with MOVEIT! also cleared. Heard on the block quote. |
2014-06-12 18:29:37 -0500 | edited question | catkin_pkg.package missing Hi, I'm new to Ubuntu/Linux and I am trying to install ROS. I am following the instructions but run into a cmake error when I run catkin_make. Here's the output from that command. It seems that there are similar problems but I don't see the exact same error message in other posts. Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance. |