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Add fields in GetCartesianPath srv to scale velocity and acceleration #154

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Add fields in GetCartesianPath srv to scale velocity and acceleration #154

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Add fields to scale velocity and acceleration
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Update srv/GetCartesianPath.srv
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Update documentation in MotionPlanRequest
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Expand Up @@ -43,6 +43,15 @@ bool avoid_collisions
# Specify additional constraints to be met by the Cartesian path
Constraints path_constraints

# Scaling factors for optionally reducing the maximum joint velocities and
# accelerations. Allowed values are in (0,1]. The maximum joint velocity and
# acceleration specified in the robot model are multiplied by thier respective
# factors. If either are outside their valid ranges (importantly, this
# includes being set to 0.0), the factor is set to the default value of 1.0
# internally (i.e., maximum joint velocity or maximum joint acceleration).
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float64 max_velocity_scaling_factor
float64 max_acceleration_scaling_factor

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# The state at which the computed path starts
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