Closed IonaGuyomarch closed 5 months ago
Hi @IonaGuyomarch, When the planner stops at that step, it's most likely an issue with the local body planner, not the global body planner. The global body planner is outputting a body trajectory for the robot to follow, but the local planner can't resolve it. This issue could stem from the way you defined your robot, the way you installed the solver, or your hardware setup. I'd need more information to help you narrow down exactly what's going wrong.
Best, David Ologan
Hi David, thank you for your quick answer! Well I've build my workspace again and found the problems: there were two functions supposed to return a value that weren't returning nothing.
bool GlobalBodyPlanner::callPlanner()
I added "return false" line 310.
inline double setPublishedTimestamp(ros::Time timestamp) {
published_timestamp_ = timestamp;
}
with:
inline ros::Time setPublishedTimestamp(ros::Time timestamp) {
published_timestamp_ = timestamp;
return published_timestamp_;
}
I hope this will help those who are stuck there!
Kind regards, Iona.
Hi everybody,
I have some issue when launching the global body planner: I'm able to publish the clicked point and in the console I have this:
The problem is that the robot doesn't move at all, even if it can calculate the path. How can I solve this?