I have been using fusion2urdf on my windows machine for a year now. And I must say it is the most useful tool that I use.
But recently I bought a MacBook Pro, and while installing fusion2urdf on it, I realised that the command was a little wrong. It was just a common mistake that anyone who knows how linux terminal works, would be able to debug, but still I want to make this repo accessible to every person even if he/she is beginner. So the main motive was to fix the command.
But while fixing the command I realised that the readme had several defects. Like the date format was not followed properly. Some people put it as yyyy/mm/dd and some as yyyy/dd/mm which created confusion. So I fixed it by unifying the date format.
Also if there is a new person who knows what the tool does, but wants to just find the installation command, it was hidden deep inside how to use the tool. So I made a separate heading for installation in the beginning itself for a better User Experience and linked it to how to use. It will just make the repo more User Friendly.
I hope you like the changes I made to the repo and fix in the MacOS command and you would merge it with the original repo.
You can check my channel about ROS on YouTube.com/PranshuTople or see my work on Instagram.com/PranshuTople
I have been using fusion2urdf on my windows machine for a year now. And I must say it is the most useful tool that I use.
But recently I bought a MacBook Pro, and while installing fusion2urdf on it, I realised that the command was a little wrong. It was just a common mistake that anyone who knows how linux terminal works, would be able to debug, but still I want to make this repo accessible to every person even if he/she is beginner. So the main motive was to fix the command.
But while fixing the command I realised that the readme had several defects. Like the date format was not followed properly. Some people put it as yyyy/mm/dd and some as yyyy/dd/mm which created confusion. So I fixed it by unifying the date format.
Also if there is a new person who knows what the tool does, but wants to just find the installation command, it was hidden deep inside how to use the tool. So I made a separate heading for installation in the beginning itself for a better User Experience and linked it to how to use. It will just make the repo more User Friendly.
I hope you like the changes I made to the repo and fix in the MacOS command and you would merge it with the original repo.
You can check my channel about ROS on YouTube.com/PranshuTople or see my work on Instagram.com/PranshuTople