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Hand falls down in gazebo #87

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ugocupcic opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 5 comments
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Hand falls down in gazebo #87

ugocupcic opened this issue Feb 14, 2014 · 5 comments
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@ugocupcic
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@ugocupcic
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Would need to attach the hand to a support in default simulation. This is however not trivial: we'd need to create even more urdf files (due to all our different models) + loaders etc...

@markpitchless
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Plus exactly what to attach it too is kinda application specific.

ugocupcic added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 18, 2014
Fixes #87 - target grasp displayed as ghost hand
@guihomework
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To let you know, the rework of the inertia fixes this issue, since the forearm is heavier and with much more inertia than the fingers.
so pull request #138 solves this issue

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nomadik commented Oct 17, 2014

Hello!

Dear all,

I installed ROS Indigo and Gazebo (that comes by default).
When I installed the hand model from git repasitories, I had problems with dependencies.
When I installed the hand model from debian, the problem with dependencies was solved.

Now I have the problem with the FFJ1 (other **J1) joints, the last joints of the fingers. These joints do not move. I publish data to topic /sh_ffj0_position_controller/command . There are no topics for the ffj1 of ffj2 joints.
Also the movements of the fingers are not smooth. Maybe it is a problem of my installation?
How to fix the poblem with last joints of the fingers?

Bests!

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looks like #139
but this was fixed in indigo a while ago. Is this released in debian
packages ?

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