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Feature Request
It would be nice to have an example showing how to load a robot from URDF / ROS (robot in meters) and then scale it (for millimeters).
robot = client.load_robot(load_geometry=True)
robot.artist = RobotArtist(robot.model)
robot.scale(1000)
It should also be ensured that scale() can be called before or after setting the artist, and lead to the same result.
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How do you install pybulletgym?
I installed openai gym, and pybulletgym. But how do I add the environments you have there?
I have attempted pip install pybulletgym, and get nothing