Closed bkueng closed 8 years ago
Has anyone tested this in actual use? I don't understand what is going on here... you just rotated the vehicle and gimbal 90 deg., but not the rest of the world? How is this backwards compatible with anything currently working?
-Max
@mpaperno This fixed an incompatibility with PX4/Firmware. I'm not aware of other users of PX4/jMAVSim; DrTon/jMAVSim is unchanged
This fixed an incompatibility with PX4/Firmware.
Didn't anyone use jMAVSim with PX4 before this fix? Or was it always broken?
I'm not aware of other users of PX4/jMAVSim; DrTon/jMAVSim is unchanged
@LorenzMeier indicated earlier this is the new master for jMAVSim in general. DrTon's version is no longer maintained/updated/gets any response, otherwise I would have submitted all my previous updates to him instead. There is clearly code in there now to support different autopilots. Which I took the time to do instead of making everything specific for the AP I use. This is done to keep the versions compatible and any improvements easier to carry over/merge as-is.
And you didn't answer my first question.
-Max
@mpaperno This swaps roll & pitch axis for the attitude. I consider this a bug fix, since the previous implementation did not comply with NED (It's not documented within jMAVSim, but that's the standard we are using). I tested this within PX4 and found nothing wrong, so could you please explain what exactly breaks for you? Yes this is the new official version, so external projects should be able to use this, and I do care about their compatibility.
@mpaperno Sorry, thoroughly tested by me at least. Please let me know if your testing indicates any actual issues with other systems.
@mpaperno And yes, I've been a user of and contributor to PX4 and jMAVSim for several years.
OK, thanks for clarifying that Beat. I see now that attitude
is something I added and it is (or was) only used for the gimbal. I agree pitch & roll were swapped -- IIRC this was done to get the gimbal working properly but w/out anyone needing to swap their gimbal roll/pitch channels. Perhaps it's better this way in the long run, and the attitude is now shown properly in the reporting output.
I do see attitude
is now being used in the HIL_STATE_QUATERNION message... another way to get the quats would be right from the rotation
matrix (same thing as attitude
is derived from):
Quat4f quaternion = new Quat4f();
quaternion.set(vehicle.rotation);
-Max
obsoletes #36