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Do you know why we need to provide the angle of the joints? I am asking because the mentioned documentation for diff_drive_controller is unclear to me. It seems to use only a velocity interface and no position interface.
What's the range that you put the angles in? [0, 2*pi[, [-pi, pi[ or something else? I am asking for a range because I found out that the angles get wrapped according to this github issue on ros_controllers. This means it shouldn't really matter if the angle increases but I would like to avoid an overflow, which might cause trouble?
Thanks for your time and help
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Hi, I have some more questions, regarding the joint angles (position):
diff_drive_controller
works with wheel joints through a velocity interface. However, in your my_robot_hw_interface.h you read a position (angle) from the continuous wheel joints.Do you know why we need to provide the angle of the joints? I am asking because the mentioned documentation for
diff_drive_controller
is unclear to me. It seems to use only a velocity interface and no position interface.[0, 2*pi[
,[-pi, pi[
or something else? I am asking for a range because I found out that the angles get wrapped according to this github issue on ros_controllers. This means it shouldn't really matter if the angle increases but I would like to avoid an overflow, which might cause trouble?Thanks for your time and help
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: