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Hi,
In related wiki, the usage of tf_echo is the following:
tf_echo <source_frame> <target_frame>
It is very strange that the result of tf_echo is not consistent with the tf static_transform_publisher published. It confused me long time until I found some notes in this code. In this code, the source_frameid is passed to target_frame argument of lookuptransform function. When source frame and target frame are used to distinct frames, it means that source frame is a moving frame, target frame is fixed. the transform from source frame to target frame is equal to the transform that can transform the point in source frame into target frame. I think tf_echo should keep same convention about frame name with lookuptransform function. This convention is also conformed by robotics.
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Hi,
In related wiki, the usage of
tf_echo
is the following:It is very strange that the result of
tf_echo
is not consistent with the tfstatic_transform_publisher
published. It confused me long time until I found some notes in this code. In this code, thesource_frameid
is passed totarget_frame
argument of lookuptransform function. Whensource frame
andtarget frame
are used to distinct frames, it means that source frame is a moving frame, target frame is fixed. the transform from source frame to target frame is equal to the transform that can transform the point in source frame into target frame. I thinktf_echo
should keep same convention about frame name withlookuptransform
function. This convention is also conformed by robotics.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: