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When two physics based sensors of same type but with different update rates are present in the world, both sensors end up with the same (higher) frame rate.
To reproduce:
create two sensors of different update rate, e.g. copy this hokuyo model from gazebo_models to a new model, named hokuyo_100, and change its update rate to 100. and place them into your gazebo models path, e.g. ~/.gazebo/models
Launch gazebo and insert the original hokuyo model into the world. Check its update rate by using the Topic Visualization tool (Ctrl +T) and selecting the hokuyo topic under LaserScanStamped msg. The update rate should be 30Hz.
Insert the hokuyo_100 model into the world, and see that the update rate for the original hokuyo sensor jumps to 100Hz
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When two physics based sensors of same type but with different update rates are present in the world, both sensors end up with the same (higher) frame rate.
To reproduce:
create two sensors of different update rate, e.g. copy this hokuyo model from gazebo_models to a new model, named
hokuyo_100
, and change its update rate to 100. and place them into your gazebo models path, e.g.~/.gazebo/models
Launch gazebo and insert the original hokuyo model into the world. Check its update rate by using the Topic Visualization tool (Ctrl +T) and selecting the hokuyo topic under
LaserScanStamped
msg. The update rate should be 30Hz.Insert the
hokuyo_100
model into the world, and see that the update rate for the original hokuyo sensor jumps to 100HzThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: