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How do you visualize "tensor field" ? #2

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han-kyung-min opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 3 comments
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How do you visualize "tensor field" ? #2

han-kyung-min opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 3 comments

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@han-kyung-min
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Hello,

Could you please tell me how to visualize "tensor filed" ?
How to show the current status of motion planning ?
I have Rviz on, but I cannot locate any relative topic to "motion field"

Thanks for the nice SW

@zlt1991
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zlt1991 commented Sep 15, 2019

If the whole system goes up, you can vis the tensor field on Rviz by subscribing to the topic of "/semantic_targets", which is published in listen.py. Maybe you should first check to see if the node of listen.py is runing.

@han-kyung-min
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I can see the node "listen" is up. Besides, I do see the topic "/semantic_targets" is published by the node "listen". Unfortunately, I don't see this topic in Rviz though. I found "MeshDisplayCustom" under rviz_textured_quads instead. But, clicking this topic crashes Rviz immediately. Do you have any idea ?

Thanks for your help.

@zlt1991
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zlt1991 commented Sep 17, 2019

Hi, the "MeshDisplayCustom" is provided by plugin of rviz_textured_quads. You said Rviz crashed when you clicked the topic, I think that may be the problem. You can catkin_make the packages of rviz_textured_quads separately to if the "MeshDisplayCustom" works on Rviz. There is also a demo launch file in package of rivz_textured_quads.

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