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YARP plugins for Modern Gazebo (gz-sim).
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Document how to use gz-sim-yarp-plugins with ergoCub #142

Closed xela-95 closed 6 months ago

xela-95 commented 7 months ago

I created a wiki page at https://github.com/robotology/gz-sim-yarp-plugins/wiki/How-to-use-%60gz%E2%80%90sim%E2%80%90yarp%E2%80%90plugins%60-with-ergoCub to document the workflow.

@traversaro let me know if for you is clear enough or there's something missing. I will ask to some lab colleague to try to follow it and get feedbacks.

traversaro commented 7 months ago

@traversaro let me know if for you is clear enough or there's something missing. I will ask to some lab colleague to try to follow it and get feedbacks.

Ok! For the time being I will remove the conda part until the package is actually available, otherwise it risks being confusing. When you are ready I would make an announcement in the internal AMI chat (for now) to start collecting users, thanks!

traversaro commented 7 months ago

Not sure if this is the right place, but we need also to sort out where to host this docs. As it is robot-specific, I would avoid to commit in gz-sim-yarp-plugins, but on the other hand being simulator specific @Nicogene wanted to avoid to have it in ergocub-software . Indeed in the current form the world file is quite massive for a minimal example. Let's try to iterate a bit, and then we decide.

One thing that I think we can easily do in ergocub-software is to have a table like https://github.com/robotology/icub-models?tab=readme-ov-file#model-details, and then probably have somewhere something like https://github.com/robotology/icub-models?tab=readme-ov-file#usage section that refers to how the model can be used. I think that this point the Classic Gazebo section can easily be modified to also refer to Modern Gazebo (gz-sim), as the modifications required in the world. are the same.

xela-95 commented 7 months ago

Indeed in the current form the world file is quite massive for a minimal example. Let's try to iterate a bit, and then we decide.

Ok I will try to reduce its size.

traversaro commented 7 months ago

Indeed in the current form the world file is quite massive for a minimal example. Let's try to iterate a bit, and then we decide.

Ok I will try to reduce its size.

No need to, sorry about the misunderstanding. I meant that we can start using it, and then look how it goes. The tutorial as it is is perfect, let's start promoting it!

xela-95 commented 7 months ago

No need to, sorry about the misunderstanding. I meant that we can start using it, and then look how it goes. The tutorial as it is is perfect, let's start promoting it!

Ah ok sorry for the misunderstanding! 🚀

xela-95 commented 7 months ago

Now the conda-forge package of gz-sim-yarp-plugins is available, but it still cannot be used with the ergocub-software package since the latter has not bumper a version in which the support for Modern Gazebo is available. Maybe it's better to maintain this issue in review until this happens and the documentation can be updated.

traversaro commented 7 months ago

Now the conda-forge package of gz-sim-yarp-plugins is available, but it still cannot be used with the ergocub-software package since the latter has not bumper a version in which the support for Modern Gazebo is available. Maybe it's better to maintain this issue in review until this happens and the documentation can be updated.

@Nicogene can we do a release of ergocub-software so we can get advertise users of the gz-sim + ergocub models simulation using just conda packages? Thanks!

Nicogene commented 7 months ago

Here it is:

traversaro commented 7 months ago

Thanks, now I need to fix https://github.com/robotology/robotology-superbuild/issues/1634 . :D , or we just migrate ergocub-software to conda-forge as well.

xela-95 commented 6 months ago

Closing since both gz-sim-yarp-plugins and ergocub-software packages can be used together (also in conda) and the wiki page is updated.