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Robotics at Maryland
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# Setup
(1) Clone into your ROS workspace, for example:
(1) Dependency installation:
```
sudo apt install python3-pip
python3 -m pip install inputs
```
(2) Clone into your ROS workspace, for example:
```
cd ~/ros_ws/src
git clone git@code.umd.edu:robotics-at-maryland/qubo_gui.git
```
(
2
) Build your ROS workspace:
(
3
) Build your ROS workspace:
```
cd ~/ros_ws
colcon build
```
(
3
) Tell rqt to find our plugins (may have to do this if you create a new plugin, but otherwise should only need to do it once):
(
4
) Tell rqt to find our plugins (may have to do this if you create a new plugin, but otherwise should only need to do it once):
```
rqt --force-discover
```
(
4
) For now, run
`rqt`
from the commandline. Then load the plugins you want inside the rqt GUI.
(
5
) For now, run
`rqt`
from the commandline. Then load the plugins you want inside the rqt GUI.
-
Click "Plugins" in the menu bar.
-
Find the plugin you want.
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