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galou avatar galou commented on June 3, 2024

I totally agree with you that the tool is difficult to use and that a video tutorial is something that is missing. I'll try to find some time to create one.

In the meantime, you can use the three dots on the right of the "Origin" property to set the origin with a visual feedback (by clicking on "Apply").

I know a mean to use the regular Transform tool but it requires that the parameter is called "Placement". Now, the property is called "Origin" to fit the URDF jargon and the placement is the absolute joint position, a read-only property.

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drfenixion avatar drfenixion commented on June 3, 2024

In the meantime, you can use the three dots on the right of the "Origin" property to set the origin with a visual feedback (by clicking on "Apply").

Thanks, forgot about this option but with that way it will long job for big models to set all origins. it's also not convenient.

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drfenixion avatar drfenixion commented on June 3, 2024

Added related issue #21

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galou avatar galou commented on June 3, 2024

Cf. https://github.com/galou/freecad.cross/wiki/Command-SetPlacement

Please feel free to try it out and improve the documentation.

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drfenixion avatar drfenixion commented on June 3, 2024

Cf. https://github.com/galou/freecad.cross/wiki/Command-SetPlacement

Please feel free to try it out and improve the documentation.

Thank you.

"Setting the MountedPlacement property of links" docs is ok.

But instructions "Setting the Origin of joints" does not clear for me. I was experimenting again and find only working way how to set origin to right position with "SetPlacement" command.
Working way is "select joint, select child link LCS (where it should be connected to parent link), select parent link LCS (where it should be connected to child link). After that child link will setted to the parent link LCS (for child link connection).

My worked result (child LCS established in parent LCS for child link as I wanted)
freecad_cross_joint_set_position

It nice to rewrite 2 lines from wiki with other words:

"a CROSS::Joint, the LCS of the parent link, and the LCS of the child link on the same link," - tryed that way does not give any usefull result. Looks i dont understand this way.

"a CROSS::Joint, the "child" LCS on the parent link, and the "parent" LCS on the child link." - it is does not clear and I understood this only after experimenting. Looks I did this way on screen.

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