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The visualization_msgs/Marker should add a type for lists of arrows.
The message definition already has types for lists for spheres, cubes and lines. The types appear inconsistent since spheres and cubes exist as single and list version, but the line only exist as list version and the arrow and the cylinder only exist as single version. Having all basic shapes as single and list version would be more consistent.
The closest to ARROW_LIST is LINE_LIST, but the line does not visualise the direction, i.e. the start and end point. The line is also just visualised as 2D rectangle with the normal oriented towards the camera view.
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An arrow field support does sound like it would be valuable. To work toward this I'd suggest tat you put together a coordinated PR both here and to the rviz Marker display for a coordinated review.
Latter PR is in progress as I'm waiting for answers from someone with more experience with rviz2 for help porting over some of the non-obvious ROS1->ROS2 changes. The repo seems less active compared to rviz1 in terms of getting a response. Slighlty frustrating as I could finish off the PRs in a day or so once I have those answers. Any help getting them resolved would be much appreciated.
The
visualization_msgs/Marker
should add a type for lists of arrows.The message definition already has types for lists for spheres, cubes and lines. The types appear inconsistent since spheres and cubes exist as single and list version, but the line only exist as list version and the arrow and the cylinder only exist as single version. Having all basic shapes as single and list version would be more consistent.
The closest to
ARROW_LIST
isLINE_LIST
, but the line does not visualise the direction, i.e. the start and end point. The line is also just visualised as 2D rectangle with the normal oriented towards the camera view.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: