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First you have to run the `real_launch` under root account:
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First you have to run the `real_launch` under root account:
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sudo su
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sudo su
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source ~/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash
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source /home/yourUserName/catkin_ws/devel/setup.bash
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roslaunch unitree_legged_real real.launch rname:=a1 ctrl_level:=highlevel firmwork:=3_2
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roslaunch unitree_legged_real real.launch rname:=a1 ctrl_level:=highlevel firmwork:=3_2
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```
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These commands will launch a LCM server. The `rname` means robot name, which can be `a1` or `aliengo`(case does not matter), and the default value is `a1`. And the `ctrl_level` means the control level, which can be `lowlevel` or `highlevel`(case does not matter), and the default value is `highlevel`. Under the low level, you can control the joints directly. And under the high level, you can control the robot to move or change its pose. The `firmwork` means the firmwork version of the robot. The default value is `3_2` Now all the A1's firmwork version is `3_2`, and most Aliengo's firmwork version is `3_1`.(will update in the future)
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Please watchout that the `/home/yourUserName` means the home directory of yourself. These commands will launch a LCM server. The `rname` means robot name, which can be `a1` or `aliengo`(case does not matter), and the default value is `a1`. And the `ctrl_level` means the control level, which can be `lowlevel` or `highlevel`(case does not matter), and the default value is `highlevel`. Under the low level, you can control the joints directly. And under the high level, you can control the robot to move or change its pose. The `firmwork` means the firmwork version of the robot. The default value is `3_2` Now all the A1's firmwork version is `3_2`, and most Aliengo's firmwork version is `3_1`.(will update in the future)
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To do so, you need to run the controller in another terminal(also under root account):
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To do so, you need to run the controller in another terminal(also under root account):
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```
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