Closed RichFel closed 2 months ago
Hi @RichFel You can use Advanced Mode parameters in the ROS wrapper by defining the settings in the RealSense Viewer and then exporting them to a json camera configuration file using the json save button near the top of the Viewer's options side-panel, beside the Preset drop-down.
In a json file, the Neighbour Threshold parameter is called param-neighborthresh and may look like the line below.
"param-neighborthresh": "7",
Once you have exported the json file, you can import it into your ROS launch to apply the file's configuration settings to the launch with the json_file_path parameter, including the full path to the json file in the json_file_path instruction. You can use the parameter in the launch command or edit the launch file.
https://github.com/IntelRealSense/realsense-ros/issues/2884#issuecomment-1748340605 has an example of using the json_file_path parameter in a ROS2 launch instruction.
Issue Description
Hi,
To reduce noise and especially ghost points, the parameter (in realsense viewer) StereoModule/AdvancedControls/DepthControl/DS Neighbor Threshold helps a lot. I can't seem to find it in the ros2 param list. Is it available in the ROS Wrapper. If not, could it be added?
Thank you a lot!