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Invalid path is generated when the point behind the vehicle is set as a goal #6546
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@Kim-mins By the way what's the motivaiton for setting goal? |
Thank you for the response @kyoichi-sugahara!! Maybe I should have investigated more information for this issue.. sorry for bothering. I didn't know this is a known issue. For the motivation, I just wanted to check if the vehicle could drive 'forward' and come back to the starting point well. |
Parking area can be represented in the lanelet map, in which case the freespace planner should take over and allow backward driving. |
@Kim-mins
In my opinion, this is not the issue and it's not supported.
Same with maxime san's comment, for parking lot, parking lot information should be added in the current autoware and backward driving can be achieved. In conclusion, autoware currently does not support the functionality to move in the opposite direction of the lane direction. However, if you feel there is a need for this, it would be a good idea to create a new issue regarding this matter and close this issue.(or update this issue) How does that sound? |
Thank you for the kind responses @maxime-clem and @kyoichi-sugahara! What I wanted to know from this issue was "why the vehicle cannot drive forward when the goal is at behind". So, I think it is ok for the vehicle not to drive backward. So.. may I close this issue for now? |
I now understand the issue you are raising is for forward driving. In your example, we would expect Autoware to find a route to the goal by making the ego vehicle drive forward and "loop" back to the current lanelet. |
This pull request has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. |
I just installed autoware and I am getting this same error when vehicle reaches the destination, how can I fix it? Do I need to change any property related to 2D goal pose? |
@ahsan155 There is no workaround for this issue yet apart from splitting the route (instead of doing A -> C, first do A ->B, then B -> C). |
thanks for the quick response. I am not even setting point behind vehicle as destination. I am just trying to move the vehicle on a straight path. why does it still gives error |
These messages are just warning messages. This PR will prevent them from displaying in the terminal: #6955 |
Hello @Kim-mins . I think you can open discussion in feature request section for this request. If it is convenient for you, we can close this issue this way. @maxime-clem |
Hello @meliketanrikulu! I just opened the feature request here! Thanks! |
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Description
Hi team,
I'm currently running Autoware version 20240115 with prebuilt docker on Carla, and I found that the invalid path is generated when the point behind the vehicle is set as a goal.
Here's the [image] for the situation.
I set the goal point as the point behind the vehicle after spawning the ego vehicle, but the vehicle cannot move even though the routing was successful(I could press the button "AUTO" in RViz)
I also checked the [launch.log] file, and I could see the log below,
which states there's an error on calculating a longitudinal offset.
Expected behavior
I want the vehicle to drive forward successfully to the goal point.
Actual behavior
But the vehicle does not move at all.
Steps to reproduce
Or here's a ros2bag file I recorded.
Versions
Possible causes
According to the error message, I think the function related to the issue is this:
autoware.universe/common/motion_utils/include/motion_utils/trajectory/trajectory.hpp
Line 401 in 7ef61a9
Additional context
I thought this and this could be the same issue, but current issue occurs after fixing the first one, and for the latter one, I think it is not related to the backward path.
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