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chapulina opened this issue
Jun 5, 2020
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editorTools to edit entities in simulationGUIGazebo's graphical interface (not pure Ignition GUI)renderingInvolves Ignition RenderingsensorsSensors and sensor data
Similar to inserting models #173 and lights #119 , this issue is about inserting sensors into simulation. This is not a feature that is available on Gazebo-classic (gazebosim/gazebo-classic#2032), but it would make it convenient for users to quickly attaching different sensors to their models.
These sensors could be inserted as an entire model that has one link with one sensor, or as just a new sensor entity that is attached to a pre-existing link / joint.
Just inserting sensors with default parameters would be nice, but it would be even better if users could tweak their parameters from the GUI after inserting them.
Before creating sensors, it would be nice to be able to visualize them in 3D.
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editorTools to edit entities in simulationGUIGazebo's graphical interface (not pure Ignition GUI)renderingInvolves Ignition RenderingsensorsSensors and sensor data
Similar to inserting models #173 and lights #119 , this issue is about inserting sensors into simulation. This is not a feature that is available on Gazebo-classic (gazebosim/gazebo-classic#2032), but it would make it convenient for users to quickly attaching different sensors to their models.
These sensors could be inserted as an entire model that has one link with one sensor, or as just a new sensor entity that is attached to a pre-existing link / joint.
Just inserting sensors with default parameters would be nice, but it would be even better if users could tweak their parameters from the GUI after inserting them.
Before creating sensors, it would be nice to be able to visualize them in 3D.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: