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AtsushiSakai avatar AtsushiSakai commented on May 22, 2024 1

@babylonman Thank you for sending your code.
There is a solution about your problem.
You should make the third input of np.arange smaller, because this input means the sampling distance of the interpolated path.
Your x-y points are sampled in a very narrow area, this means you have to choose smaller value for it.

Like:
s = np.arange(0, sp.s[-1], 0.001)

If I set the value, I can get this result with your code. It seems good.

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AtsushiSakai avatar AtsushiSakai commented on May 22, 2024

Hi @babylonman . Thank you for your interest.
Can you post your actual code here?.
I will test it.

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babylonman avatar babylonman commented on May 22, 2024

@AtsushiSakai , I've attached an example based on the original test you included in cubic_spline_planner.py.

Thanks for the great collection of resources by the way!

cubic_spline_planner_example.py.zip

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