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Firstly, thanks for creating and sharing the library, it looks like something that might be really useful to me.
However, I have just tried to use it and the there isn't any documentation around the parameter ref_rotation.
The code states:
To initialize, pass 6 parameters
r_B = Radius for circumscribed circle where all the anchor points for servo shaft lie on
r_P = Radius for circumscribed circle where all anchor points for platform lie on
lhl = |h| = length of servo horn
ldl = |d| = length of rod
alpha_B =
alpha_P =
Yet the function takes 7 parameters and there is no default for ref_rotation: def __init__(s, r_B, r_P, lhl, ldl, gamma_B, gamma_P, ref_rotation)
Can you tell me what ref_rotation is and how it should be used please?
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I actually just found a comment about this in the jupyter notebook, but I'm not 100% sure what it does, could you explain this a little more for me if possible?
The only changes made between this tutorial and the python class is the inclusion of a reference rotation, which rotates the entire platform in the z-axis to align with your applications. Note: using 5pi/6 as reference rotation, you'll find that the longer edge of the top platform now aligns with the X axis, which I personally find to me more aesthetically pleasing :>
Firstly, thanks for creating and sharing the library, it looks like something that might be really useful to me.
However, I have just tried to use it and the there isn't any documentation around the parameter
ref_rotation
.The code states:
Yet the function takes 7 parameters and there is no default for
ref_rotation
:def __init__(s, r_B, r_P, lhl, ldl, gamma_B, gamma_P, ref_rotation)
Can you tell me what
ref_rotation
is and how it should be used please?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: