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Port some Python motions #21

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pkok opened this issue May 8, 2013 · 3 comments
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Port some Python motions #21

pkok opened this issue May 8, 2013 · 3 comments
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pkok commented May 8, 2013

Some of our old Python motions, such as our standing up routines and kick motions, look like they are more efficient than the ones in the current code base.

Find out if this is true, and replace them.

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pkok commented May 8, 2013

@aukejw will help with this.

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pkok commented May 30, 2013

NaoTH uses keyframes, while our old code doesn't specifically (mixture, ad hoc sulutions). Most motions are difficult to port (actually, need to rewrite it completely).

Some motions are still portable, such as the STAND_UP and CROUCHING_DOWN motion and other keyframe motions.

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aukejw commented Jun 23, 2013

Downloaded the motion designer and tried to load existing motions... with hilarious results. Don't think this will work very well, unless I'm doing something wrong, ofcourse. See http://www2.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~naoth/RoboNewbie/MotionEditor.pdf

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