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I'm working with a surface mesh that I turn into an octree (sphere outside type) for motion planning collision detection, and I noticed some strange behavior in the visual representation of the octree. It looks a bit like aliasing due to the repeated lines where no voxels are present. This issue also appears for square octree voxel types.
Is this an issue with the actual representation of the collision geometry or just an issue with the rendering of the octree in Rviz?
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I'm working with a surface mesh that I turn into an octree (sphere outside type) for motion planning collision detection, and I noticed some strange behavior in the visual representation of the octree. It looks a bit like aliasing due to the repeated lines where no voxels are present. This issue also appears for square octree voxel types.
Is this an issue with the actual representation of the collision geometry or just an issue with the rendering of the octree in Rviz?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: