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Hello everyone, I have to evolve an FSM behavior model into BT on an already existent architecture that uses ROS1 for interaction and navigation on Pepper robot. Now I have designed the behavior tree and I have to use a lot of Sequence node without memory to ensure reactivity of the robot, but these are are not supported in py_trees 0.7 which is the version that is automatically installed when I install ros-noetic-py-trees-ros.
Is py-trees-ros mandatory in my case? Or I can use only py_trees 2.2 for having Sequence node without memory and other stuffs?
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YMMV, but py_trees is almost pure python, so problems would be limited
Python compatibility - noetic is py3 I believe, so a node dependening on py_trees 2.2 should be possible
package.xml - unsure if this will be compatible, worst case, you'll have to patch it with a ros1 equivalent or bring in the pypi package as a dependency and treat it as a pure python package
Behaviours - you may want to recreate some of the py_trees_ros behaviours in a library of your own
Tools - the biggest miss will probably be the tooling, i.e. blackboard/tree watcher, ros viewer, hard to recreate that
Hello everyone, I have to evolve an FSM behavior model into BT on an already existent architecture that uses ROS1 for interaction and navigation on Pepper robot. Now I have designed the behavior tree and I have to use a lot of Sequence node without memory to ensure reactivity of the robot, but these are are not supported in
py_trees 0.7
which is the version that is automatically installed when I installros-noetic-py-trees-ros
.Is
py-trees-ros
mandatory in my case? Or I can use onlypy_trees 2.2
for having Sequence node without memory and other stuffs?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: