Hi, to help you, I need a little clarification. All entities exist at the same initial position, and then launch the 1st entity, and then follow a pattern (controller), launch the 2nd entity and start from another position and follow the same pattern, 3rd from another position etc. I don't understan...

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Cheers,
Carlo

Hi vlsi, sorry for the late reply, I'm just back from vacation. If you want to record a video of a running simulation, you need to create the frames through the "record" button as you pointed out. Creating the video from these frames is easy. On Linux, you can use either MEncoder or FFMpeg...

Hi,

You should follow the instructions at:

http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/argos/documenta ... ning_argos

Cheers,
Carlo

You can't modify the interfaces in the common_interface directory, for two reasons. First, because that's the robot control interface - modifying that interface means modifying the way the robot works. Second, because the files are installed system-wide. Also, you can't use the foot-bot distance sca...

I'm not sure I understand the problem. Could you please copy-paste the actual error message you got from make?

You're welcome! Good luck with your code

Hi leloric,

sure there is a definition of the 3D vector, as well as other useful mathematical classes. Everything is installed in /usr/include/argos2/common/utility/math. There's a number of further utility classes and functions in /usr/include/argos2/common/utility.

Ciao!
Carlo

That's Ubuntu-related stuff. Have a look at this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware.

Hi leloric, yeah, the problem is that your installation is missing the compiler. In theory, when you install the .deb package of ARGoS it should automatically check for those packages. If that's not the case, I'll make a quick fix for the next release. To fix your problem right now, you should be go...