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Unclear on how to retrieve drone location #9
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A bit late, but thanks ! Expected behaviourGet consistent position messages in the same (say) second Observed behaviourSome messages are produced with zero-only values. In the following examle, they are the even-numbered
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I solved this ! I'm going to push a commit when I will have a viable solution for this issue "Gazebo crash on /delete_model service calls" |
I am running the max_cf_sitl.launch file. Any idea how to retrieve the drone location ?. I have tried with /cf1/local_position topic, but no messages on that topic |
There is no such a topic to retrieve drone location. Is anyone able to get it? |
I wasn't able to understand how we are supposed to get the drone positions.
explored options :
tf
in the current setup, no transforms are published. I believe that is quite weird given what I understood from the internals of
crazyflie_driver
. And from youcrazyflie.py
module ( that had by the way a weird way to handle constructor arguments, seecrazyflie.tool
module where I tried to correct it...but withouttf
it still doesn`t work/cf/local_position
topicThat way I get a 6-d vector, the 3 first being the pose. However, the last three don't seem to map to roll, pitch, yaw.
According to
crazyflie_add_single.launch
, these value correspond toAlthough the models in gazebo are perfectly horizontal, those values (roll, pitch) are non-null.
cf/pose
topic (mentionned incrazyflie_visu.rviz
file)I don't have this topic
Do you have any advice on that matter? That might be useful to mention that in the documentation
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