On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Stephen Wille Padnos <spad...@sover.net>wrote:

> Stuart Stevenson wrote:
> > I have to move the finger and hand axes while the wrist axis moves to be
> > able maintain orientation.
> > I tried this without the multiple subtraction line but was unable to hold
> > the hand orientation while the wrist moved.
> >
> Hmmm, so joints 4 and 5 (starting at 0) both need to have joint 3
> subtracted?  The code I wrote can't do that.  It would be possible to
> make another parameter that tells which joint to unrotate by.  Something
> like base_joint.  This would be a parameter ranging from 0 to (number of
> joints-1).  The code would then be something like:
> if ((unrotate logic) && (base_joint<link_num) && (base_joint!= this_joint))
>
> joints[this_joint].theta-=joints[joints[this_joint].base_joint].theta *
> joints[this_joint].unrotate;
> (or so :) )
> > (this is my main problem)
> > I could not cause any change in robot motion no matter what I did to the
> > kinematics file. It seems as if I am not using the correct
> > kinematics/directory. If I could see some effect I could work with this
> to
> > get what I want.
> >
> Are you testing after homing and going into world mode?  I spent some
> time wondering why my code wasn't getting executed, before I figured out
> that I had to test in the right mode :)
>
> Uh (palm slap to the forehead)  - no     :-(      how does an emoticon egg
on my face?


> - Steve
>
>
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