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Where does the information for an <inertial> come from? #66

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MotorCityCobra opened this issue Nov 18, 2021 · 0 comments
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Where does the information for an <inertial> come from? #66

MotorCityCobra opened this issue Nov 18, 2021 · 0 comments

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MotorCityCobra commented Nov 18, 2021

Sorry if this question points to something that might be outside of MuJoCo, but I'm not sure if this data comes from some script in MuJoCo or where I might find this data.

When you have something like this between a <body> and a <joint>, with a mesh in a <geom> under that, where do you get this data for your models, for your XML file?
<inertial pos="-0.0112984 -3.15366e-006 0.0746835" quat="0.997071 0.000128212 0.076485 -0.00012406" mass="2.27" diaginertia="0.003962 0.00341694 0.00169212" />

Also, I notice there are tags on these github issues, or labels. Features they might be called. How do you write these?
I wanted to put a question tag. Is this the place to ask these sorts of questions? It's not about a bug.

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