removeCapsule(___,idx) removes
the collision capsule at the specified index idx of the rigid body,
in addition to the input arguments from the previous syntax.
Use the getCapsules function to see if the end effector, "tool0", has any collision capsules. Because tool0 is just a frame, it has no collision mesh to approximate as a collision capsule.
capsulesTool = getCapsules(capsIRB,"tool0")
capsulesTool =
1x0 empty cell array
Add a capsule to tool0, at a position 0.15 meters along the x-axis, with a radius of 0.15 and a length of 0.
ans =
collisionCapsule with properties:
Radius: 0.1500
Length: 0
Pose: [4x4 double]
Remove the capsule from the base link. Then, reduce the collision capsule size of tool0, and move it -0.05 meters from the previous position along the x-axis.
capapprox — Capsule approximation of rigid body tree capsuleApproximation object
Capsule approximation of a rigid body tree, specified as a
capsuleApproximation object.
bodyname — Name of rigid body to remove capsule from string scalar | character vector
Name of the rigid body to remove the capsule from, specified as a string scalar or
character vector. The rigid body must exist in the rigidBodyTree object
of the RigidBodyTree property of
capsapprox.
Example: "EndEffectorTool"
Data Types: char | string
idx — Index of collision capsule to remove positive integer
Index of the collision capsule to remove, specified as a positive integer.
Example: 2
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