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From my understanding, there is no difference between reduced and complete collision model but it needs to be verified; because reduced model is simply without all the joints actuated right?
We can use the convention:
cmodel stands for: collision model convexified
vmodel stands for: visual model (ie collision model but with meshes instead)
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From my understanding, there is no difference between reduced and complete collision model but it needs to be verified; because reduced model is simply without all the joints actuated right?
Decide which robot models should be in RobotModelFactory
Dec 9, 2024
We can use the convention:
cmodel stands for: collision model convexified
vmodel stands for: visual model (ie collision model but with meshes instead)
What do y'all think?
Originally posted by @ArthurH91 in #97 (comment)
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