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Add Ignition Gazebo support #179
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Hi @chapulina Thanks for the heads up. @ashekim |
Hi @ROBOTIS-Will and @ashekim I created a draft PR #180 with Ignition Gazebo support. I tested it on Galactic. Happy to get some feedback |
@ahcorde |
@ahcorde Thank you and have a nice day! |
Sorry to bring up this old issue but I'm quite interested in continuing using the Turtlebot 3 simulation even now that I switched to Gazebo Harmonic. The PR by @ahcorde looks promising but the branch it was merged into doesn't exist anymore. Are there any plans to support newer versions of Gazebo for the turtlebot3_simulation or should one use Turtlebot 4 instead? For reference currently the best option (in my opinion) for using the Turtlebot3 with Gazebo >Fortess is the fork by @azeey: https://github.com/azeey/turtlebot3_simulations/tree/new_gazebo (also see the Gazebo migration guide: https://gazebosim.org/docs/latest/migrating_gazebo_classic_ros2_packages/) |
Ignition Gazebo is the latest generation of the Gazebo simulator. This repository only supports Gazebo classic so far, and that's going to EOL in 2025. It would be nice to give users an Ignition simulation and tutorials as well, so they can start migrating before then.
Ignition Gazebo is supported on most currently supported ROS distros. See REP-003 and REP-2000.
Open Robotics can do the work of adding a
turtlebot3_ignition
package or Noetic, Foxy, Galactic and Rolling. It could live alongside the existingturtlebot3_gazebo
, so that can continue to be supported until Gazebo classic reaches end-of-life.I expect
turtlebot_ignition
to be a thin package that uses the ros_ign_bridge to pass ROS commands directly to the simulator and read sensor data directly. It would be interesting to move the SDF models in turtlebot3_gazebo either to a common package to be reused by both simulators, or to Ignition Fuel (Gazebo 11 supports it too).Before we open pull requests, we'd like to check if there's interest from the maintainers in accepting the contribution.
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