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SteveMacenski avatar SteveMacenski commented on June 13, 2024

Please don't cross past with stack exchange. If/when folks are able to help with your question there, they will 😄

Some tips to get more / better responses on stack exchange:

  • Keep it to one problem at a time
  • Describe your problem in detail and be clear, other people aren't likely to be running into the exact flavor of problem you're running into at a particular time to read between the lines
  • Do some debugging first and let folks know what you've already found out

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Rak-r avatar Rak-r commented on June 13, 2024

Thanks for the suggestion. @SteveMacenski

However, that's what I have done from past issues and it didn't got solved even after giving details from my end.

That is why I ended up opening the issue here after waiting and debugging it myself.

The issue in stack exchange highlights only one problem which was already asked previously but not able to solve that from my end.

The other part just ask a question which I added in this issue as well

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SteveMacenski avatar SteveMacenski commented on June 13, 2024

Not every problem is something that is going to receive 'here's the precise answer' answers. We're an open-source community and only have so much time to answer user questions -- and this particular query sounds more in depth of user configurations and application details than the maintainers can ask / respond to 20 Q&As to get to the bottom of what you're trying to do and where its going wrong, which sounds like multiple places. What you're trying to do is definitely possible, but it will require you to read the documentation and understand the techniques you're trying to apply.

I'm definitely not trying to funnel open-source questions into Open Navigation's consulting business in general, but the detail and level of engagement to fully understand and resolve your issue sounds like it might fall into that category if you're unable to find root cause and resolve it yourself (which I think you should be able to). If that's something you'd be interested in, email [email protected]. Unfortunately I can't dedicate 10 hours of my time to trying to resolve every user's individual configuration quirks (else I'd never get anything done)

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Rak-r avatar Rak-r commented on June 13, 2024

I understand your suggestions and thanks for your time.
I am just trying to setup simple NAV2 stack for Ackermann-steered robot for which I know this is something related to configuration issues. I have gone through the documentation and trying to dig it deeper but some what coming to this end it seems to be bit confusing which parameter to change in global and local costmap params.

I have turned on clearing = true
under costmap params, the issue seems to me that it is considering the starting cell as occupied.

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