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draft:[SW-1239] Expose body_height parameter in velocity_cmd() #129

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@tcappellari-bdai tcappellari-bdai commented Jul 23, 2024

Exposed the body_height parameter in the velocity_cmd() method to allow users to specify the height of Spot as it moves.

EEP requested this feature to use with their new controllers. Previously, the height would reset back to a default of 0 whenever velocity commands were sent.

(still working on driver part - meant to leave this as a draft for now)

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@tcappellari-bdai tcappellari-bdai changed the title [SW-1239] Expose body_height parameter in velocity_cmd() Draft: [SW-1239] Expose body_height parameter in velocity_cmd() Jul 23, 2024
@tcappellari-bdai tcappellari-bdai changed the title Draft: [SW-1239] Expose body_height parameter in velocity_cmd() draft:[SW-1239] Expose body_height parameter in velocity_cmd() Jul 23, 2024
@tcappellari-bdai tcappellari-bdai marked this pull request as draft July 23, 2024 18:27
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