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No module named 'ros_g29_force_feedback' #25

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EvilQQQ opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 5 comments
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No module named 'ros_g29_force_feedback' #25

EvilQQQ opened this issue Jul 14, 2023 · 5 comments

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@EvilQQQ
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EvilQQQ commented Jul 14, 2023

Hi !
In other CARLA test files, my steering wheel has already encountered resistance. but when I was running ~/catkin_ws/src/ros-g29-force-feedback/examples$ python3.8 carla_control.py, the error 'No module named' ros_g29_force_feedback 'was reported. May I ask how to resolve it? Or is there any other way to test whether the steering wheel can be controlled in reverse through code?

@kuriatsu
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Did you build this package?

cd catkin_ws
colcon build

@CaMi1le
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CaMi1le commented Nov 13, 2024

Did you build this package?

cd catkin_ws
colcon build

yes, I am trying ubuntu20.04 with ros2-galactic, cmake version 3.16. It still wont work when trying ros2 run ros_g29_force_feedback g29_force_feedback --ros-args --params-file ros2_ws/src/ros_g29_force_feedback/config/g29.yaml .

It turns out to be the ros2 issue. deactivate conda, if you have several ros2 version like foxy and galactic, remove one and try again.

@kuriatsu
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@CaMi1le You mean you had solved the issue?

@CaMi1le
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CaMi1le commented Nov 17, 2024

@CaMi1le You mean you had solved the issue?

yes, and a simple advice, the readme may need some update to support the current repo

@kuriatsu
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@CaMi1le
Okay, no module ... issue when carla_control.py seems to be caused by the conflict between conda and ros.
There may also be conflict among multiple ros versions (I'm not sure whether it causes the python error, though).

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