Per docs "The base of the robot will always be fixed at (x,y,z) = [0.405, 0.48, 0] in global coordinates."
Base position is actually 0,0,0. At full extension the gripper is still out of reach of most goal points.
Poor guy can't quite reach it.
Code example
import gymnasium
import gymnasium_robotics
env = gymnasium.make('FetchReach-v3', render_mode='human')
unwrapped = env.unwrapped
print("Initial gripper:", unwrapped.initial_gripper_xpos)
print("Goal:", unwrapped.goal)
print("Base position:", unwrapped.data.qpos[:3])
env.reset()
# Check if base position is still [0,0,0] after reset
print("Base position after reset:", unwrapped.data.qpos[:3])
System info
pip install gymnasium, gymnasium-robotics
gymnasium version 1.0.0
Mac OS Sonoma
Python 3.11.9
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Per docs "The base of the robot will always be fixed at (x,y,z) = [0.405, 0.48, 0] in global coordinates."
Base position is actually 0,0,0. At full extension the gripper is still out of reach of most goal points.
Poor guy can't quite reach it.
Code example
System info
pip install gymnasium, gymnasium-robotics gymnasium version 1.0.0 Mac OS Sonoma Python 3.11.9
Additional context
No response
Checklist