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For frame [/base_link]: Frame [/base_link] does not exist #46

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mrshahabian opened this issue Apr 9, 2017 · 7 comments
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For frame [/base_link]: Frame [/base_link] does not exist #46

mrshahabian opened this issue Apr 9, 2017 · 7 comments

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@mrshahabian
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I load the reachability map and then faced with this error,
For frame [/base_link]: Frame [/base_link] does not exist
base_link

@jontromanab
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hello @mrshahabian ... The problem is due to "Fixed Frame". Please make your fixed frame from "/map" to "base_link". Now you can visualize the map. In the load_reachability_map.cpp file it is mentioned that the fixed_frame is "ws.header.frame_id = "/base_link";". So otherwise if you change it to map, and make your package you can also visualized the map. Hope it is helpful. Please let me know if you can visualized the map now.

@jontromanab
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hello @mrshahabian . Hope your problem is solved. Can you please close this issue? Thank you.

@matteoscanavino
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Hello @jontromanab I have the same problem when I try to plot data from pixhawk IMU... I can see and plot the acceleration in rqt_plot but when I do the same in rviz, I got "For frame [/base_link]: Frame [/base_link] does not exist".
Do you have any suggestions?

@jontromanab
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@matteoscanavino Though your problem is not related to reuleaux, it is due to mismatch in header.frame_id of your data. try to rostopic echo it and verify and check your fixed frame in rviz. Both should be same.

@matteoscanavino
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@jontromanab Thankyou, that solved!

@PeterMitrano
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PeterMitrano commented Sep 1, 2020

In case anyone has a similar problem when upgrading to ROS Noetic, apparently before it was ok to use a trailing slash "/world" and that would match to non-slash "world" but now I it only works if I set frame id to "world" without a slash

I realize this isn't the place for the comment, but this is the first google result so I thought it might help others

@MShields1986
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Does it make more sense to parameterise this or use the MoveIt planning frame?

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