mujoco python bindings version 2.3.7
I found myself creating a function like:
import mujoco
import numpy as np
def set_weld_relpose(model: mujoco.MjModel, pos: np.ndarray, quat: np.ndarray, name: str):
pos_idx, quat_idx = 3, 6
data = model.eq(name).data
data[pos_idx:pos_idx+3] = np.copy(pos)
data[quat_idx:quat_idx+4] = np.copy(quat)
to programmatically change the relpose of a weld equality.
It would be nice if there was an attribute, similar to
model.eq(name).active
model.eq(name).solimp
model.eq(name).solref
so one could do
my_relpose = np.array([0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0])
model.eq("my_weld").relpose = my_relpose
and also so it doesn't break if the data attribute changes in the future.
For all i know there might be a good reason not to add this, and if there already is a nicer way to do it I would love to know!
I tried changing model.qpos0 to achieve the same as well, but I didn't get it to work and found it a bit unintuitive.
mujoco python bindings version 2.3.7
I found myself creating a function like:
to programmatically change the relpose of a weld equality.
It would be nice if there was an attribute, similar to
so one could do
and also so it doesn't break if the
dataattribute changes in the future.For all i know there might be a good reason not to add this, and if there already is a nicer way to do it I would love to know!
I tried changing model.qpos0 to achieve the same as well, but I didn't get it to work and found it a bit unintuitive.