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Asimmetry of ~0.1 millimeters between the soles of iCubGazeboV2_5 in x and y direction #125
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There is also a small assimettry on the y (see https://travis-ci.org/robotology/icub-model-generator/builds/604550171?utm_source=github_status&utm_medium=notification)
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Asimmetry of 0.1 millimeters between the soles of iCubGazeboV2_5
Asimmetry of ~0.1 millimeters between the soles of iCubGazeboV2_5 in x and y direction
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# Fix the way the FT IMU frames are added - add individual accelerometer and gyroscope type frames to the associated IMU frame - fix naming conventions - sensorName to be all in small letters - do not export these frames as zero-mass links in the urdf - just add these frames as sensor frames to the associated link # Use latest known working version of deps: Use latest confirmed working version of urdf_parser_py Using urdf_parser_py's commit 31474b9baaf7c3845b40e5a9aa87d5900a2282c3, that precedes the regression introduced in ros/urdf_parser_py#26 (ros/urdf_parser_py#26) and discussed in robotology/simmechanics-to-urdf#36 (robotology/simmechanics-to-urdf#36). The commit used is based from the info contained in this icub-models commit: robotology/icub-models@b69b989 (robotology/icub-models@b69b989). * Increase tolerance as a workaround for known asimmetry, see #125
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See #122 (comment) .
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