Closed shbang91 closed 1 year ago
Absolutely. Pink works directly on Pinocchio robots, so you can call Pinocchio's BuildFromURDF
to load your custom URDF.
Here is some sample code that documents the Pinocchio API:
def load_urdf(urdf_path, package_dirs, root_joint=None):
"""
Load the URDF of a robot description.
Args:
urdf_path: Path to the URDF file.
package_dirs: List of directories Pinocchio can use as guesses to
expand relative and ``package://`` paths in the URDF.
root_joint (optional): First joint of the kinematic chain, for example
a free flyer between the floating base of a mobile robot and an
inertial frame. Defaults to no joint, i.e., a fixed base.
Returns:
Robot models for Pinocchio.
"""
return pin.RobotWrapper.BuildFromURDF(
filename=urdf_path,
package_dirs=package_dirs,
root_joint=root_joint_type(),
)
There is now a small load_custom_urdf.py
example showing how to load a custom double-pendulum URDF. Hoping this helps!
Thank you so much for your great effort on this!
Hello,
I've noticed that pink only supports URDF in the robot_description repo. Is there any way I could use my custom URDF?
Thank you, Seung Hyeon