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Hi @jtorde,
I am trying to run FASTER in a world that has a ground plane with position z<0 and parallel to the x-y-plane. When starting the quad from (z,y,z)=(0,0,1) and giving it the goal (z,y,z)=(20,0,-1) it will begin a downward trajectory until it has reached z=0 and fly on the x-y-plane until it is near the goal when, again, it will move down towards the goal and reach it.
When the quad already has a position with its z component <0 FASTER won't re-plan and display:
state_initialized_= 1state_initialized_=
kdtree_map_initialized_= 0
kdtree_unk_initialized_= 1
terminal_goal_initialized_= 1
Not publishing new goal!!
Sometimes though, it will hover exactly over the goal at z=0 and the FASTER terminal will display:
************IN REPLAN CB*********
Occupancy Grid received is empty, maybe map is too small?
NeedToComputeSafePath=0
I ran these tests with line 8 set to false and line 18 set to -20 in faster.yaml.
This was not the case for goals with z>=0 where the algorithm followed an optimal trajectory when moving upwards or downwards.
I would appreciate any help!
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Hi @jtorde,
I am trying to run FASTER in a world that has a ground plane with position
z<0
and parallel to thex-y-plane
. When starting the quad from(z,y,z)=(0,0,1)
and giving it the goal(z,y,z)=(20,0,-1)
it will begin a downward trajectory until it has reachedz=0
and fly on the x-y-plane until it is near the goal when, again, it will move down towards the goal and reach it.When the quad already has a position with its z component <0 FASTER won't re-plan and display:
Sometimes though, it will hover exactly over the goal at
z=0
and the FASTER terminal will display:I ran these tests with
line 8
set tofalse
andline 18
set to-20
infaster.yaml
.This was not the case for goals with
z>=0
where the algorithm followed an optimal trajectory when moving upwards or downwards.I would appreciate any help!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: