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No movement #12
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From looking more into the issue, is there a problem with advertising the topic for the fisheye camera? |
Hmm.. It seems issue of CV2 and rgb from fisheye camera. Is the version of the CV2 same as the one in environment file in this repo? |
@zyy20010609 Hi, I cannot see the figures you attached above, maybe it is better to post your issue as a new one and provide the screenshot. |
The opencv-python version I have 4.10.0.84, what version did you have? |
I was using 4.2.0.34 during this work. You may want to downgrade your opencv and give a try |
Ok I'll give that a try, also what version of Gazebo did you run this on? |
Should be Gazebo 11, as far as I remember |
yes, Gazebo multi-robot simulator, version 11.11.0 |
@zyy20010609 do you mind sharing all the dependency package versions you installed on conda? |
Update I figured out the problem thanks to the discussion. I just re-linked the library. |
Do you have any insight on these errors that I am experiencing? I followed the user guidance and also commented out lines 429-432 as instructed, and these errors are still present. All the windows pop up normally and show the robot as well, the only problem is the errors presented in the terminal and the robot not moving.
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