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Hi, when I try to use the API "addCompound" in World.hpp to create "Compound" object, I have no idea about its parameter. The reason I want to create this object is that I want to create a "slope" or "wall" or "gap" terrain in order to train in raisimGym.
Well, I mean what kind of type Compound::CompoundObjectChild is? I have seen in your Compound.hpp. It used the reference to a list while there is no notation about this "list"
Hi Watson. The documentation is lacking for that method. But for terrain, you can just create multiple static objects. There is no reason to use a compound object.
I'll update the documentation and add an example of a compound object after my break
Hi, when I try to use the API "addCompound" in World.hpp to create "Compound" object, I have no idea about its parameter. The reason I want to create this object is that I want to create a "slope" or "wall" or "gap" terrain in order to train in raisimGym.
Well, I mean what kind of type Compound::CompoundObjectChild is? I have seen in your Compound.hpp. It used the reference to a list while there is no notation about this "list"
So, what "list" should I give? Maybe a urdf path? I have no idea and hope for your reply ASAP.
Thanks in advance.
@jhwangbo @tomlankhorst @vastsoun
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