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controlers=[]
doc/examples/motion_planning_python_api/motion_planning_python_api_tutorial.rst suggests using robot.execute(robot_trajectory, controllers=[]). It never explains the controllers=[] but for me it does not move the physical robot, unless I specify the actual controllers=[controller_name]).
doc/examples/motion_planning_python_api/motion_planning_python_api_tutorial.rst
robot.execute(robot_trajectory, controllers=[])
controllers=[]
controllers=[controller_name]
Read the doc file, and observe the controllers=[] without an explanation
Documentation explains what the controllers parameter is supposed to do.
controllers
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doc/examples/motion_planning_python_api/motion_planning_python_api_tutorial.rst
suggests usingrobot.execute(robot_trajectory, controllers=[])
. It never explains thecontrollers=[]
but for me it does not move the physical robot, unless I specify the actualcontrollers=[controller_name]
).Your environment
Steps to reproduce
Read the doc file, and observe the
controllers=[]
without an explanationExpected behaviour
Documentation explains what the
controllers
parameter is supposed to do.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: