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I want to run lgsvl on an ubuntu remote server. However, when I run it, it shows the number of the display is 0 (as the image below). I think this is because I want to run it remotely on ubuntu. I could run it remotely on windows 10. Any solution?
We should create proper documentation with ReadTheDocs for ScenarioRunner.
User documentation should cover:
- Documentation for python-written scenarios
- Documentation for all atomics that can be used
- Documentation for the BasicScenario class
- Example
- OpenSCENARIO scenarios
- Documentation of OpenSCENARIO
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Here are the following sections that need to be added or updated on the documentation website.
- Drive by Wire
- Steering hardware setup
- Braking hardware setup
- Accelerator control
- Navigation
- Mapping with rtabmap
- Path planning
- Parameter
- Behavior Control
- Steering command actuation
- Linear velo
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This class should have all the final functionality mentioned in the prjoect for TRI Carla Challenge Event 4. It should inherit the base scenario class.
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Is is possible to include the docs from https://carla.readthedocs.io/en/latest/python_api/#carla.Actor in the python library? I would prefer using the docs in my IDE rather than jumping into the browser when I have to look something up.
Thank you.