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libsurvive not delivering any sensor data #294
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It seems like installing |
I can confirm, that commit 464dd97 breaks controller-data on linux (debian11) |
So my result using hidapi only solved the problem for one run, now I again have no data.
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@acochrane are you sure you are on the right issue? |
according to issue at cntools/libsurvive#294
I couldn't say if this is the right issue to post on, but it is directly related to the last post by @Zarnack I WAS able to use the hidapi to get the tracker to work a couple times, which is why it wound up in the PR. But when I started the ROS launch file again, there was once again, no data coming from the tracker. Seeing this, I updated my TAG as in this branch, and I have success creating transforms based on tracker position. I think it's related and the problem hasn't been solved in the cntools/libsurvive main branch. |
Describe the bug
With commit 464dd97 (and after) libsurvive stopped working for me. No matter which application I use (libsurvive-cli, sensors-readout...), no sensor data shows up at all --> tracking is not working. It still seems like it can recognize if a tracker is connected or not.
Picture of sensors-readout application:
Before this commit everything works fine.
I am using one HTC Vive Tracker 3.0 and 4 Basestation 2.0 on an Ubuntu 22.04 machine.
Data
This is a log of a survive-cli run with 4 Basestations and 1 tracker.
bug.rec.gz
Desktop:
Additional context
This also affects the libsurvive_ros2 project as it is pulling the most recent libsurvive commit when building.
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