I am creating a DCS zone around my tool but have a problem. For whatever reason our engineer offset the plate that mounts to J6 by 22.5 degrees. So when i put J6 at 0 degrees the tool is actually at 22.5 degrees. I created a box around my tool but there is no option to offset about J6. When i look at the the DCS zone around my tool it by default wants to match where J6 is at. Any ideas how to correct this?
I already had that tool frame taught with 22.5 degrees. I linked my User model to my DCS Cartesian Check under Target Model. Now when i go back to my User Model and try to change item 4 to 1 (tool frame 1) it says "unregistered tool frame".
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Usually I don't have too much problem with robot model not appear as long as the tf of base_link is there. However, when I start the amcl with urg_node, it doesn't localize as well as if I just not use tf_prefix.
So I copy the 4600 pkg into the abb kinetic-devel pkg in order to share the abb_driver and abb_source (4400L_30_43.xacro has used the material config in abb_source), but it still cannot be open by MoveIt Setup Assistant.
I have checked the process of installation by referring the wiki.ros.org/abb_experimental and without any errors. But I could not find irb_4600 relative file under opt/ros/kinetic/share, it means I install the pkg failed? And I still can open the xacro file by MoveIt Setup Assistant.
In my case, I encountered this error when I tried to create a MoveIt configuration package for a robot that I was currently simulating in Gazebo. As soon as I closed the simulation and restarted the setup assistant, it worked as expected.
Actually these directories were not inside simulation_ws but in an extensive path inside the construct core directories, which I used roscd command to find, and then I copied from this original path to gazebo directorie, in order to guarentee that all the meshes be copied.
Hey are you still having this problem? You might have to set the material tag to choose a colour inside your urdf file. Not sure why this is necessary but it works as long as you dont get any errors and the model shows up inside the tree structure.
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After disabled all you said and saving, neither new name saved model nor the renamed one (hope this means "rename the cfgusr folder when Robot is closed.") have shows changed. Very weird that the saved with settings you indicate and then renemed file, when opend, keeps the original settings.
Hello guys, Another way is to double click on the story tab (eg. story 7) to show full visibility. You can double click again for partial visibility. Here is a link to a YouTube video explaining the process:
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I see that there is an option to download a binary file after training. How can this binary file be used, and how does it compare to a .pickle file? (I understand the format is completely different, but I am interested in knowing whether I would be able to load it and use it in a similar way or does it need to be open with say a DataRobot API)
Just looking at the Download model packages section of the docs. The portable prediction server does allow you to run your model locally to get predictions. From my understanding the model packages (.mlpkg files) would work like a pickle file as you wouldn't have to do anything like retrain the model after downloading it.
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