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[develop/fetch][gazebo] Gazebo for noetic #1913
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- Please update README.
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wstool merge -t . https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jsk-ros-pkg/jsk_robot/master/jsk_fetch_robot/jsk_fetch_user.rosinstall.$ROS_DISTRO - Please follow [gazebo] Resupport gazebo environment Fetch and PR2 #1912 (comment)
When I executed the following:
I faced the following warning periodically on
cc @pazeshun |
To remove this warning, ZebraDevs/robot_controllers#83 is required. cc @pazeshun |
BTW, I can't see any |
If you use a high-performance PC, you may not see warnings. A warning appears when gazebo publishes I assume this problem occurs in relatively low-performance PC where gazebo is slow and ROS Clock may not be updated well. |
Thanks for your info. I'll check it.
BTW, I updated some repositories for enabling move_base.
Please try with
```
cd catkin_ws/src
vcs pull
```
2024年5月21日(火) 11:28 Shun Hasegawa ***@***.***>:
… If you use a high-performance PC, you may not see warnings.
Could you check this?
A warning appears when gazebo publishes tf from odom to base_link whose
timestamp is the same as tf published previously.
I think this is because ros::Time::now()
https://github.com/ZebraDevs/robot_controllers/blob/938b67673a31d0a495d016e4a31c75263258092f/robot_controllers/src/diff_drive_base.cpp#L375
inside the callback publishing tf at 100Hz
https://github.com/ZebraDevs/robot_controllers/blob/938b67673a31d0a495d016e4a31c75263258092f/robot_controllers/src/diff_drive_base.cpp#L130-L132
sometimes returns the same timestamp as the previous callback.
I assume this problem occurs in relatively low-performance PC where gazebo
is slow and ROS Clock <http://wiki.ros.org/Clock> may not be updated well.
cf. http://wiki.ros.org/roscpp/Overview/Timers#Wall-clock_Timers
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…gation yaml parameter because all fetch in jsk are melodic
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LGTM |
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