Closed ntorresalberto closed 3 years ago
This issue is due to Assimp in fact. I will try to fix it by regenerating correctly the mesh.
But robot = example_robot_data.load('ur5')
works well.
But
robot = example_robot_data.load('ur5')
works well.
Yes, exaclty.
I listed the UR robots that cause this problem with universal-robots
, I don't know if it's useful but ur5 works and ur5e doesn't.
This issue is due to Assimp in fact. I will try to fix it by regenerating correctly the mesh.
Thank you. I don't know what that is, but let me know if I can be of help.
@jcarpent -- we need to update our unittest as well, could you handle it?
Unfortunately, we are just testing UR5 (see https://github.com/Gepetto/example-robot-data/blob/master/unittest/test_load.py#L106-L110)
I'm adjusting the policy inside hpp-fcl. Please see https://github.com/humanoid-path-planner/hpp-fcl @cmastalli I don't have time to update the tests. I let you do this task.
I have created a PR with the unittests. However, we need to wait a new HPP-FCL release before merging it. @jcarpent -- could we possible to have a soon release in HPP-FCL?
This has been solved!
Hi, From what I read here it could be related to the hpp-fcl library.
Basically I'm trying this:
I can reproduce the same error while using pinocchio with ros-industrial while trying to
buildFromUrdf
to load ur3, ur3e, ur5e, ur10, ur10e.Some info about my setup: I'm running Fedora 32 and all libraries were installed from conda-forge.