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I'm trying to run the create3_examples python dance example on an Ubuntu 20.04 machine. I have Ros2 installed and I can see the 25 or so create3 topics with "ros2 topic list". I can successfully run the "dock" and "undock" CLI examples given on the Create3 docs API page, but I'm trying to get the python example to run now. Here are the issues I'm having:
So, it seems I need to start over and get the irobot_create_msgs dependency satisfied, and figure out why building the examples does not give me an install directory. For irobot_create_msgs, I cloned the repository and did a I'd appreciate any help anyone can offer. I'm interested in getting the python dance example to work. |
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The Create 3 examples in subfolders all first require the steps in the README in the root folder. The build instructions are run once from your home directory per install, and the initialization instructions are run once per new terminal session. For your first question, the "source your ROS 2 workspaces with all the required dependencies" is referring to the instruction given as the intialization step: For your second question, For your third question, that won't work until you've sourced your local setup, which is what you weren't able to do from your first question. Where exactly are you running these examples from? (What's the path? Type The rosdep step should pull the package dependencies. You should not have to explicitly install them. |
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The Create 3 examples in subfolders all first require the steps in the README in the root folder. The build instructions are run once from your home directory per install, and the initialization instructions are run once per new terminal session.
For your first question, the "source your ROS 2 workspaces with all the required dependencies" is referring to the instruction given as the intialization step:
source ~/create3_examples_ws/install/local_setup.sh
.For your second question,
~/create3_examples_ws/install/local_setup.sh
should have been created when you ran the build instructions in the root folder README from your home directory. If you did not run them at all, or did not run them …