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Invalid Mesh File error - "" is not a valid mesh file

When I import a STL model in Gazebo 7 Model Editor I receive the following error:

"" is not a valid mesh file. Please select another file for [visual]

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The file has been exported from SolidWorks in ASCII format. I have tried with several models.

Also no link appears in the Model tab

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Any suggestions to why I receive this error and how to make the links work?

Setup:

  • Gazebo 7.0 (ROS kinetic)
  • Ubuntu 16.04

Invalid Mesh File error - "" is not a valid mesh file

When I import a STL model in Gazebo 7 Model Editor I receive the following error:

"" is not a valid mesh file. Please select another file for [visual]

image description

The file has been exported from SolidWorks in ASCII format. I have tried with several models.

Also no link appears in the Model tab

image description

Any suggestions to why I receive this error and how to make the links work?

Setup:

  • Gazebo 7.0 (ROS kinetic)
  • Ubuntu 16.04

Edit 1:

I may have found a bug or two.

Even though the Uri for the STL file is in the text field in the Visual tab, then it gives me the error. If I browse to the STL in the exact same path, then it can now find it again.

Additionally, I noticed that when I go to the Link tab and enter a value for pose and hit Enter key, then it deletes both Uri paths in Visual and Collision.

Change x pose to 0.1 and hit Enter key

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Error that the mesh file cannot be found

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Uri to the STL is now empty

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Invalid Mesh File error - "" is not a valid mesh file

When I import a STL model in Gazebo 7 Model Editor I receive the following error:

"" is not a valid mesh file. Please select another file for [visual]

image description

The file has been exported from SolidWorks in ASCII format. I have tried with several models.models. One model is attached below, rename it from jpg to STL (because of upload requirements).C:\fakepath\table.jpg

Also no link appears in the Model tab

image description

Any suggestions to why I receive this error and how to make the links work?

Setup:

  • Gazebo 7.0 (ROS kinetic)
  • Ubuntu 16.04

Edit 1:

I may have found a bug or two.

Even though the Uri for the STL file is in the text field in the Visual tab, then it gives me the error. If I browse to the STL in the exact same path, then it can now find it again.

Additionally, I noticed that when I go to the Link tab and enter a value for pose and hit Enter key, then it deletes both Uri paths in Visual and Collision.

Change x pose to 0.1 and hit Enter key

image description

Error that the mesh file cannot be found

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Uri to the STL is now empty

image description

Invalid Mesh File error - "" is not a valid mesh file

When I import a STL model in Gazebo 7 Model Editor I receive the following error:

"" is not a valid mesh file. Please select another file for [visual]

image description

The file has been exported from SolidWorks in ASCII format. I have tried with several models. One model is attached below, rename it from jpg to STL (because of upload requirements).C:\fakepath\table.jpg

Also no link appears in the Model tab

image description

Any suggestions to why I receive this error and how to make the links work?

Setup:

  • Gazebo 7.0 (ROS kinetic)
  • Ubuntu 16.04

Edit 1:

I may have found a bug or two.

Even though the Uri for the STL file is in the text field in the Visual tab, then it gives me the error. If I browse to the STL in the exact same path, then it can now find it again.

Additionally, I noticed that when I go to the Link tab and enter a value for pose and hit Enter key, then it deletes both Uri paths in Visual and Collision.

Change x pose to 0.1 and hit Enter key

image description

Error that the mesh file cannot be found

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Uri to the STL is now empty

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Edit 2:

Added small video with test in from Gazebo 9.0.0. The error appears after hitting the Enter key when setting the pose of the object.

https://goo.gl/9bULYj