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Just posting here a quick question on how to change the TF frame rate for the camera topics (increase the frame rate), because I get the following Warnings when running Realsense R200 with RTAB:
[ WARN] [1470216120.812503232, 1470155297.576390646]: rtabmapviz: Could not get transform from odom to camera_depth_optical_frame after 0.200000 seconds (for stamp=1470155297.151934)!
Let me know if there is any parameter i could change or service I could call that might fix this problem by increasing the TF frame publication rate of the camera. Thanks!
Gabe
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We don't have a way to change the rate on the TF, but have fixed this issue in the latest code on the branch ('indigo-devel') by changing this to a Static Transform. The data isn't dynamic, and we probably should have just used a Static TF from the beginning. #79
You can build the code yourself from the 'tip' of indigo-devel for indigo or kinetic, or I'm attaching a Debian packages built from the latest code as we won't a have a new released package for a week or more. We need to fix at least one more open Issue before making an official release. debian_pkgs.zip unzip debian_pkgs.zip sudo dpkg -i ros-kinetic-realsense-camera_1.3.99-0xenial_amd64.deb
Hi,
Just posting here a quick question on how to change the TF frame rate for the camera topics (increase the frame rate), because I get the following Warnings when running Realsense R200 with RTAB:
[ WARN] [1470216120.812503232, 1470155297.576390646]: rtabmapviz: Could not get transform from odom to camera_depth_optical_frame after 0.200000 seconds (for stamp=1470155297.151934)!
Let me know if there is any parameter i could change or service I could call that might fix this problem by increasing the TF frame publication rate of the camera. Thanks!
Gabe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: