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allow static sensorring #202

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Introducing URDF argument to make sensorring static
This is required in case the sensorring is not operable in hardware and thus is not started....however, in simulation, a controller needs to be available for revolute joints as the joint would collapse otherwise

This is required for ipa320/cob_robots#583 in order to harmonize hardware and simulation, in particular current state of cob4-1/cob4-2 hardware state

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
<xacro:include filename="$(find cob_description)/urdf/cob4_sensorring/sensorring.gazebo.xacro" />
<xacro:include filename="$(find cob_description)/urdf/cob4_sensorring/sensorring.transmission.xacro" />

<xacro:macro name="sensorring" params="parent name *origin">
<xacro:macro name="sensorring" params="parent name *origin active:=false">
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why not active:=true?

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It's the scheme that I started for torso and head, i.e. explicitly activate joints...

@floweisshardt floweisshardt merged commit 5a59fcd into 4am-robotics:indigo_dev Jan 17, 2017
@fmessmer fmessmer deleted the static_sensorring branch January 17, 2017 18:10
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