Clarify time argument semantics in delayed actuator/sensor reads.
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@@ -316,8 +316,11 @@ buffer at ``time - actuator_delay[id]`` using the requested interpolation order:
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- ``interp = 2``: Cubic Spline (Catmull-Rom)
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- ``interp = -1``: Use the actuator's :ref:`interp<actuator-general-interp>` value.
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In all three cases, constant extrapolation outside of buffer bounds.
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See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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Constant extrapolation is used outside of buffer bounds.
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Note that the subtraction of the delay changes the semantic of the ``time`` argument from "time at which values were
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pushed into the delay buffer" to "time at which values come out of the delay buffer". See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for
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details.
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.. _mj_readSensor:
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@@ -328,7 +331,9 @@ See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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Read a sensor value at a given time, taking delays into account. If no history buffer exists, return a pointer to the
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sensor's slice of ``mjData.sensordata``. If a history buffer exists (:ref:`nsample<sensor-nsample>` > 0), read from the
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history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. Note that the subtraction of the delay changes the semantic of the
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``time`` argument from "time at which values were pushed into the delay buffer" to "time at which values come out of the
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delay buffer". See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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**Return value semantics:**
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@@ -346,7 +351,7 @@ history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for det
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- ``interp = 2``: Cubic Spline (Catmull-Rom)
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- ``interp = -1``: Use the value in :ref:`interp<sensor-interp>`
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In all three cases, constant extrapolation outside of buffer bounds.
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Constant extrapolation is used outside of buffer bounds.
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**Usage:**
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@@ -216,14 +216,19 @@ buffer at ``time - actuator_delay[id]`` using the requested interpolation order:
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- ``interp = 2``: Cubic Spline (Catmull-Rom)
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- ``interp = -1``: Use the actuator's :ref:`interp<actuator-general-interp>` value.
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In all three cases, constant extrapolation outside of buffer bounds.
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See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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Constant extrapolation is used outside of buffer bounds.
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Note that the subtraction of the delay changes the semantic of the ``time`` argument from "time at which values were
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pushed into the delay buffer" to "time at which values come out of the delay buffer". See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for
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details.
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.. _mj_readSensor:
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Read a sensor value at a given time, taking delays into account. If no history buffer exists, return a pointer to the
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sensor's slice of ``mjData.sensordata``. If a history buffer exists (:ref:`nsample<sensor-nsample>` > 0), read from the
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history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. Note that the subtraction of the delay changes the semantic of the
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``time`` argument from "time at which values were pushed into the delay buffer" to "time at which values come out of the
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delay buffer". See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for details.
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**Return value semantics:**
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@@ -241,7 +246,7 @@ history buffer at ``time - sensor_delay[id]``. See :ref:`Delays<CDelay>` for det
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- ``interp = 2``: Cubic Spline (Catmull-Rom)
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- ``interp = -1``: Use the value in :ref:`interp<sensor-interp>`
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In all three cases, constant extrapolation outside of buffer bounds.
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Constant extrapolation is used outside of buffer bounds.
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**Usage:**
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