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Select the gripper and click on the
You can right-click on the robot and
Probably not as we didn't touch anything UR specific.
You can save it as a URDF. Right-click on the robot, |
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Thanks for the feedback @lukicdarkoo . Here are my replies:
I am aware of that. But how can I do that programmatically? I tried to
Very cool! Didn't know that. |
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You should use node.getPosition() instead.
You should use node.getNumberOfFields() and node.getFieldByIndex() to browse all the fields of a node. See also field.getName() and field.getType().
Maybe you can start here. |
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Hello, I'm a relatively new user of Webots and I trying to create a simple exercise in which students can understand Denavit Hartenberg. I'm using UR5e, and a modified version of the UR demo in ENU coordinates (I used the scripts in here to modify the default world file to use ENU).
What I am doing is the following:
Unfortunately, as you can see here the computed pose does not match with the end-effector pose. It seems to be an issue with rotations, however I do not understand how to debug this (primarily because I'm a new user):
Also, I'm trying not to share my code given that this is an assignment (but I can share bits of it if needed). Here is my world file: ure.zip
Thanks for the help!
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