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Hi,
Apologies if this is a simple fix or a known bug, (or if I've misread the docs 😛 ), but I cant seem to run the effort demonstration that you have here in the repo (the ones via docker). I can run the position and velocity demos running fine but the effort one eventually terminates with the error [controller_manager]: Loader for controller 'effort_controllers' not found.
Where we have gazebo_ros2_control_demos cart_example_effort.launch.py rather than gazebo_ros2_control_demos cart_example_position.launch.py.
I am not sure where to look to fix it (it might be the package.xml file missing the right exec_depends?)
I hope to see this demo run since I plan on implementing torque/effort controllers on 4 individual revolute joints on a rover/car model that I have in Gazebo.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide!
-Lachlan
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Hi,
Apologies if this is a simple fix or a known bug, (or if I've misread the docs 😛 ), but I cant seem to run the
effort
demonstration that you have here in the repo (the ones via docker). I can run theposition
andvelocity
demos running fine but theeffort
one eventually terminates with the error[controller_manager]: Loader for controller 'effort_controllers' not found
.My understanding is that I run:
docker run -it --rm --name gazebo_ros2_control_demo --net host gazebo_ros2_control ros2 launch gazebo_ros2_control_demos cart_example_effort.launch.py gui:=false
Where we have
gazebo_ros2_control_demos cart_example_effort.launch.py
rather thangazebo_ros2_control_demos cart_example_position.launch.py
.I am not sure where to look to fix it (it might be the
package.xml
file missing the rightexec_depends
?)I hope to see this demo run since I plan on implementing torque/effort controllers on 4 individual revolute joints on a rover/car model that I have in Gazebo.
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide!
-Lachlan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: