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Hi all,
I have looked into the marker example and according to the description in line 47, the commands from line 47-63 should modify the existing marker. However in reality, new markers are created.
Reason is the id 0 that is being set for the first marker: [this line](https://github.com/osrf/gaze
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Ignition Gazebo offers many out-of-box controllers with different features and intended use cases, for example:
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The <polyline>
element should be supported as a geometry when loading elements via the C++ API.
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The tutorial to install Gazebo from source for Gazebo >= 9 in https://github.com/osrf/gazebo_tutorials/blob/master/install_from_source/tutorial_default.md#dart-support reports some Trusty-specific steps (adding ``ppa:libccd-debsand
ppa:fcl-debs`) that however do not make sense as Gazebo >= 9 does not support Trusty.
This steps may be confusing for users that try to install this PPA in non-T
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Additionally to the speed of on object on which a GPS is located, I wish to know in which direction the object is moving.
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I would like to get the speed vector of the GPS.
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I currently derivative by hand the position that the GPS return from one