Closed soraxas closed 2 weeks ago
~There seems to be some joint angles offest in the urdf-viz implementation (or maybe in the upstream urdf-rs).~
urdf-viz
urdf-rs
~The offset seems to be by a value of $$\pi$$ (180 degrees)~
With some preliminary testing, it seems it's the world transform that has some misalignment.
The example panda arm urdf can be downloaded here: panda.tar.gz
Visualisation from pybullet
pybullet
import time import pybullet as p physicsClient = p.connect(p.GUI) planeId = p.loadURDF("panda/urdf/panda_relative.urdf") time.sleep(10000)
urdf-viz panda/urdf/panda_relative.urdf
The bug is due to the upstream library mesh-loader.
mesh-loader
Addressing in https://github.com/openrr/mesh-loader/pull/55
~There seems to be some joint angles offest in the
urdf-viz
implementation (or maybe in the upstreamurdf-rs
).~~The offset seems to be by a value of $$\pi$$ (180 degrees)~
With some preliminary testing, it seems it's the world transform that has some misalignment.
The example panda arm urdf can be downloaded here: panda.tar.gz
Visualisation from
pybullet