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The rviz window should be generally usable and should be able to load some of the discovered visualizations.
Loading visualizations into the tree and using the mouse to navigate through the virtual workspace is sufficient for this test.
details
Try
# User input in terminal 1
ros2 launch dummy_robot_bringup dummy_robot_bringup.launch.py
# User input in terminal 2
rviz2
In RViz, in the left pane, click 'Add'. A window will pop up. In that window, under 'rviz_default_plugins', select 'TF' and click 'OK'. Under 'Displays', in the 'Global Options' section, change the 'Fixed Frame' to '/world'.
In RViz, in the left pane, click 'Add'. A window will pop up. In that window, under 'rviz_default_plugins', select 'LaserScan' and click 'OK'. Under 'Displays', in the 'LaserScan' section, change the 'Topic' to '/scan'.
Expect
You should see the dummy robot's kinematic tree waving back and forth in the rviz window.
You should see a laser scan emitting from the waving end of the dummy robot.
Play around, move the camera, enable and disable things in the 'Displays' pane. RViz should be stable.
You can find the code used to generate this test case here
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This is a sanity check to ensure that the GUI tools aren't fundamentally broken.
Setup
Links
Checks
Check Rviz
Launch using the
rviz2
command.The rviz window should be generally usable and should be able to load some of the discovered visualizations.
Loading visualizations into the tree and using the mouse to navigate through the virtual workspace is sufficient for this test.
details
Try
# User input in terminal 1 ros2 launch dummy_robot_bringup dummy_robot_bringup.launch.py
# User input in terminal 2 rviz2
In RViz, in the left pane, click 'Add'. A window will pop up. In that window, under 'rviz_default_plugins', select 'TF' and click 'OK'. Under 'Displays', in the 'Global Options' section, change the 'Fixed Frame' to '/world'.
In RViz, in the left pane, click 'Add'. A window will pop up. In that window, under 'rviz_default_plugins', select 'LaserScan' and click 'OK'. Under 'Displays', in the 'LaserScan' section, change the 'Topic' to '/scan'.
Expect
You should see the dummy robot's kinematic tree waving back and forth in the rviz window.
You should see a laser scan emitting from the waving end of the dummy robot.
Play around, move the camera, enable and disable things in the 'Displays' pane. RViz should be stable.
You can find the code used to generate this test case here
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: