In a follow-up, mjs_detach will be changed to only remove without deleting an element.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 773637351
Change-Id: I9ee4d3584ba88ccc225591337cf036bab806e25c
For the MJCF -> USD plugin, and I suspect other usecases for user values, it's necessary to give ownership of the object to Mujoco. However since they get type erased, we can't clean up the data automatically for the user. Instead this allows c++ clients to provide a cleanup function with their data.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 756832010
Change-Id: I80b8e7822e1a0e399a0d19dcaa57ee69b3ccc16a
The signature now contains the necessary information to safely perform `bind`. The private UIDs are now removed.
Fixes an issue of changing signature when compiling a copy of an mjSpec.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 744670626
Change-Id: Id3c66419cf2afbe78e91bc4b37d2299f5ec00ab1
Previously, we stored the source `mjSpec` during a copy as a hack for having access to the compiler options, but this is not robust since we cannot guarantee that 1) the source `mjSpec` is not destroyed before we need to look up the compiler options nor 2) that the `mjSpec` was appended without a copy.
While 2) could be solved by simply handling an additional case in `mjCModel::FindSpec`, using a map also solves 1) and it is easier to understand.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 741504264
Change-Id: Iab1bfd9e61299a94fa8caf3a244c067b09d54384
Fixes#2497.
Also, use `Release()` instead of `delete` for removing elements when detaching a body in order to preserve correct reference count.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 739133888
Change-Id: I7ccfad84446fb15259bad30c4ba1e6f7fa601518
This is required in preparation of changing the spec.attach behavior in the Python bindings.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 730810198
Change-Id: I095808f0afe62b5bbd27201ed5c75804e0e9c4bf
This enables to find the spec associated with the compiler option stored in the objects, which do not necessarily belong to the model that owns them.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 713259419
Change-Id: I579c770147ff07ed2a5edd20e7a795ee7cc27147
This can happen when a body is detached without compiling or recompiling.
Also added error catching when trying to delete a body instead of detaching it.
Fixes#2327
PiperOrigin-RevId: 712526730
Change-Id: I4b48df83120fca12d475c85b3a54893841449653
Fast lookup is not possible since mjOBJ_FRAME > mjNOBJECT, which is the size of the objects maps used for the search.
Fixes#2328.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 712479460
Change-Id: I7bcfa75ff8a1e288183d60ed4a44cab5bc6f4173
This is required to have parent body info during attach and during body to frame tranformation for uncompiled models.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 703038426
Change-Id: Ib482059ba419a020860c649d6ea1b1088045f2e1
Also associate all children that need a parent body to the parent of the deleted body.
This is a bug that was causing the former children of the body that gets transformed to a frame to not be children of the new frame.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 702702853
Change-Id: I36d48f0446bc87c665b18d34e0b0609d82c70f51
Spec were copied after bodies are attached, so the reference to the source spec got lost during mj_copySpec().
PiperOrigin-RevId: 701287267
Change-Id: I55eff53c7ae9d42b03957be48ea506b80d274e03
This allows to resize parent keyframes also when the child has no keyframes.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 691045299
Change-Id: I3ab6509b13b5754e937ec77daf9efe697cabf1bc
Note:
- Move compiler options into `mjsCompiler` struct.
- The compiler options from the attached model are not written by mj_SaveXML.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 689391440
Change-Id: I1d63c146a32f87c737b7a55b64a54b0ffe3aecc9
The qposadr_ and dofadr_ variables of the joints were not being reset to -1 when a joint is copied. This could lead to errors when calling mj_recompile after attaching a compiled spec.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 686152004
Change-Id: I9e058089ce87ea0d8e51a7f43475bc48c6527a26
The `extension` section used to discard the plugin name and write the instance name in `plugin.name`, while all of the other sections wrote the instance name in `plugin.instance_name` and optionally the plugin name in `plugin.name` (via the function `OnePlugin`). Now all plugin names are in `plugin.plugin_name` and the instance is written in `plugin.name`, so that it is possible to lookup a plugin via its unique instance name.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 683183804
Change-Id: I179ef5d221143b720db24d745b09e327bf1449ef