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Add ROBOTOLOGY_USES_MUJOCO option that builds mujoco C/C++ library and mujoco-simulink-blockset #1431
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Recap:
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Even by swiching to MuJoCo 2.3.6, we have the same problem of google-deepmind/mujoco#862 :
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I proposed a solution in google-deepmind/mujoco#946 and I backported it to the ami-iit/integration236 branch. |
That does not work. I just disable that option on the Visual Studio 2019 job. |
First attempt to MuJoCo integration in the superbuild:
ROBOTOLOGY_USES_***
options, in this case MuJoCo is built by the superbuild, as unfortunatly there is no apt binary for MuJoComujoco-simulink-blockset
via CMake and for using system-provided dependencies instead of the one vendored: https://github.com/ami-iit/mujoco-simulink-blockset-cmake-buildsystemROBOTOLOGY_USES_MUJOCO
will only be compatible with Ubuntu 22.04 . If you have an older Ubuntu and you want to test it, feel free to use conda-forge dependencies.If you want to test the PR with the MATLAB/Simulink integration of MuJoCo (i.e. mujoco-simulink-blockset), you can just download this branch, enable
ROBOTOLOGY_USES_MUJOCO
andROBOTOLOGY_USES_MATLAB
, compile, run thesetup.**
script, open MATLAB and then runmj_gettingStarted
. A simulation like the following (with integrated visualization) should open: