#include <PxVehicleCommandParams.h>
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PxReal | speedResponses [PxVehicleCommandValueResponseTable::eMAX_NB_SPEED_RESPONSES *2] |
| | A ragged array of speeds and normalized responses.
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PxU16 | nbSpeedResponses |
| | The number of speeds and normalized responses.
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PxU16 | speedResponsesPerCommandValue [eMAX_NB_COMMAND_VALUES] |
| | The table of speed responses for the ith command value begins at speedResponses[2*speedResponsesPerCommandValue[i]].
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PxU16 | nbSpeedRenponsesPerCommandValue [eMAX_NB_COMMAND_VALUES] |
| | The ith command value has N speed responses with N = nbSpeedRenponsesPerCommandValue[i].
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PxReal | commandValues [eMAX_NB_COMMAND_VALUES] |
| | The command values.
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PxU16 | nbCommandValues |
| | The number of command values.
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- Note
- Brake, drive and steer response typically reduce at increased longitudinal speed. Moreover, response to a brake, throttle or steer command is typically nonlinear and may be subject to dead zones where response is constant with either zero or non-zero response. PxVehicleCommandNonLinearResponseParams allows command responses to be authored as multi-variate piecewise polynomials with normalized command response a function of command value and longitudinal speed.
◆ addResponse()
Add a table of normalised response vs speed and associated it with a specified command value.
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- commandValueSpeedResponses must be authored as a series of monotonically increasing series of speeds with form {speed, normalizedResponse}
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The responses added must form a series of monotonically increasing commands.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: