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The frame laser is quite common onboard a robot with multiple lidars. It would be very appreciated if the code supported grabbing a scan frame parameter, so that the Transforms could be reprojected into a specific lidar's frame ( allowing the use of multiple TIM's :). This could be done in a very similar manner to the min_angle and max_angle parameters: https://github.com/SICKAG/sick_scan2/blob/master/driver/src/sick_scan_common.cpp#L246-L251
double min_angle = node->declare_parameter(PARAM_MIN_ANG, -2.35619449);
double max_angle = node->declare_parameter(PARAM_MAX_ANG, +2.35619449);
cfg.min_ang = min_angle;
cfg.max_ang = max_angle;
cfg.frame_id = "laser"; // <---- requesting to make this configurable
Thank you for your effort on this repo!
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Since version 0.1.5 this is implemented.
Via the program argument __frame_id the frame of the laserscan messages can be changed.
__frame_id:=your_frame_id
The frame
laser
is quite common onboard a robot with multiple lidars. It would be very appreciated if the code supported grabbing a scan frame parameter, so that the Transforms could be reprojected into a specific lidar's frame ( allowing the use of multiple TIM's :). This could be done in a very similar manner to themin_angle
andmax_angle
parameters:https://github.com/SICKAG/sick_scan2/blob/master/driver/src/sick_scan_common.cpp#L246-L251
Thank you for your effort on this repo!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: