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Build 1.10.3 com.neuronrobotics.sdk.addons.kinematics.parallel.ParallelGroup at line 43 #212
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Please im really new to this any help would be Awesome |
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Bet Kevin please on this one too |
Hey there, can you give me a bit of info about what you were doing when this went derpy on you? |
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ok, this is a bug in a new feature i just added. Ill fix it and have a release out this afternoon. Sorry for the problems :) |
this should be fixed in the new version, close bowler studio and open it back up. |
So do you think i can make the openkat with nano and use esp32cam to send
commands on the nano wirelessly and I will have a raspberry pi that run can
the kinematics server. And im using a pca9685 and gyroscope. You think u
can me wiring and the basics guide path.
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so in the smallkat architecture you have an esp32 on the cat, but then no other controller, no pi. The controller is BowlerStudio. This is similar to the Boston Dynamics Spot, the controller is half of the robots brain. Coms for the robot go over Wifi. As for reengineering the stack to use the hardware you have, i would suggest that you do the much easier job of switching to the cheap SmallKat style electronics. If you have experience writing C++, modifying the default firmware is easy. if you have no experience, then the best thing for you to do is to follow the instructions for the electronics. As for the Nyblbe (The only thing i can find when i google openkat), it's legs are missing a key degree of freedom to walk without "skid steer". This stack would need heavy modification from a professional engineer to make it work on that hardware. I recommend following the instructions here: https://hackaday.io/project/164727/instructions and to ask followup questions in the comments here: https://hackaday.io/project/164727-smallkat-an-adorable-dynamics-oriented-robot-cat |
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BowlerStudio Build 1.10.3
BowlerKernel 0.62.0
JavaCad Version: 0.24.0
Java-Bowler Version: 3.32.0
Java Version: 1.8.0_212
JavaFX Version: 8.0.212
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