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Hi, I got a problem similar to #804.
My bridge did not connect correctly.
I have followed the latest tutorial and build Apollo successfully today.
My apollo did not connect in the following step.
Launch bridge (inside docker container):
./scripts/bridge.sh
I would need to add sudo in order to start my bridge.sh.
After adding that, there was no information print out from the terminal.
Currently FLOW does not support bus stops. The way to add this is to add support for being a vehicle of type bus to the TraciVehicle kernel and then add support for this declaration to the TraciScenario kernel. This is the format of the XML files the SUMO would require: https://sumo.dlr.de/wiki/Simulation/Public_Transport#Letting_Vehicles_stop_at_a_bus_stop
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There seems to be some issues with the landing function in ./software/px4_mavros_scripts/1_px4_mavros_offboard_controller/commander.py.
To do: