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I'm using Descartes to plan a path in which the yaw component of the rotation matrix of points changes in the course of the motion. I noticed that with a constant yaw, descartes generates a valid path, but once the yaw value is varied along the path, descartes gives an error of the form: "No edges between user input points at index i and i+1"
e.g.
[ WARN] [1523422579.560259888]: No edges between user input points at index 425 and 426
[ERROR] [1523422579.561466246]: Could not solve for a valid path
With a little digging, I found out that the error occurs at points were there is a move between points with different yaw values (and hence different rotation matrices)
Please, any help on how to solve this will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
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So I found out the problem was from the "TimingConstraint(dt)" argument of CartTrajectoryPt. It was too small, so there wasn't enough time for the rotation to take place. I set it to -1, which caused it to be ignored, allowing the default joint velocity to be used for the rotation instead.
I'm using Descartes to plan a path in which the yaw component of the rotation matrix of points changes in the course of the motion. I noticed that with a constant yaw, descartes generates a valid path, but once the yaw value is varied along the path, descartes gives an error of the form: "No edges between user input points at index i and i+1"
e.g.
[ WARN] [1523422579.560259888]: No edges between user input points at index 425 and 426
[ERROR] [1523422579.561466246]: Could not solve for a valid path
With a little digging, I found out that the error occurs at points were there is a move between points with different yaw values (and hence different rotation matrices)
Please, any help on how to solve this will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: