Changes between Version 87 and Version 88 of UserGuideGit
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- Nov 22, 2017, 4:00:04 PM (8 years ago)
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v87 v88 139 139 This method can only be called when the robot is in ''idle'' state. 140 140 141 It allows you to extend/reduce the ''length'' of the legs. Each time this method is called, the robot will do a ''static walk'', in order to put all feet to there new neutral position.141 It allows you to extend/reduce the position of the feet. If the robot is in ''idle'' or ''pause'' sequence, it will do a ''static walk'', in order to put all feet to there new neutral positions. 142 142 143 143 == Actuators, Pools and Drivers == … … 155 155 [[Image(py4bot-gui-servocal.png, 300px)]] 156 156 157 == Gaits and !GaitSequencer==158 159 The {{{Gait s}}} and {{{GaitSequencer}}} implement the dynamic part of the movements, iethe gait itself. It computes the successive feet positions in order to make the robot walk.157 == !GaitSequencer and Gaits == 158 159 The {{{Gait}}}s and {{{GaitSequencer}}} implement the dynamic part of the movements, i.e. the gait itself. It computes the successive feet positions in order to make the robot walk. 160 160 161 161 [[Image(design_gait.png, 300px)]] 162 163 In the current implementation, a {{{Gait}}} is mainly a set of tables describing how the robot walk. These tables contains the steps the feet will have to follow. 164 165 The {{{GaitSequencer}}} is an important part of the framework, and maybe the most complicated one. I have to admit that it is far from perfect, and will need additional work. 166 167 TODO: move high level description to #architecture part. 162 168 163 169 == Remote controls ==
