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Steps to Reproduce
- Create empty directory with the wizard
- Add a robot and a join
- In view, add "Show join axes"
- Nothing seems to happens, because the line is too small
Expected behaviour
A line should appear.
Expected solution
Change the default lineScale value to 10, which make it visible, at least for a default project.
Two solutions, change the default templa
Just a tip for everyone: I was having trouble running an offline cluster where the Unity Editor was the master and a remote machine was the client. The remote machine was never able to connect to the Editor, but if I ran the standalone build as the master, it connects fine.
Make sure you don't have any blocking Inbound Rules in Windows Firewall with Advanced Security for the Editor version
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Good day,
I think it will be a great idea to include some tutorials, same as TEB planner's tutorials.
Thank you.
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Hi all,
I have looked into the marker example and according to the description in line 47, the commands from line 47-63 should modify the existing marker. However in reality, new markers are created.
Reason is the id 0 that is being set for the first marker: [this line](https://github.com/osrf/gaze
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Feature request
Autotuning allows you to specify the axes to use for tuning. This is currently done using parameters.
The latest version of MAV_CMD_DO_AUTOTUNE_ENABLE allows the GCS to specify the axes as a bitmask in
param2. Zero indicates "do all" or "do default".The action is to update the stack to use the