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This issue has been implemented, isn't it? Method MoveBase::goalToGlobalFrame should do it.
However, I have found some situations in which I would like to make a plan relative to the goal frame, instead of converting it to global frame:
- Use move_base just for obstacle avoidance
- Use move_base for final approach to a target at view (an alvar marker)
I wonder if this can be an useful feature for more people...
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@corot is correct, this is already implemented in goalToGlobalFrame().
I just tested this and I can give the robot a goal while rviz's "fixed frame" is /base_link, and it works fine. The only thing weird is that having /base_link as the "fixed frame" means that the robot does not appear to move in rviz, instead the rest of the world around it moves.
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