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The current implementation turns off gravity on the specified bodies. This seems elegant, and is correct for many cases. But this has one problem: the effort limits on the input port are now incorrect.
To correctly model the input limits, we need to use the InverseDynamics system with InverseDynamicsMode == kGravityCompensation to compute the gravity comp forces, and pass those in to the input port. (And we should leave gravity enabled on the plant).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current implementation turns off gravity on the specified bodies. This seems elegant, and is correct for many cases. But this has one problem: the effort limits on the input port are now incorrect.
To correctly model the input limits, we need to use the
InverseDynamics
system withInverseDynamicsMode == kGravityCompensation
to compute the gravity comp forces, and pass those in to the input port. (And we should leave gravity enabled on the plant).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: