In the wind.sdf world in gz-sim examples (https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/blob/gz-sim10/examples/worlds/wind.sdf), the tag <enable_wind> is introduced at the link level on each link.
In this repo, it is set in the main link of the ground_plane model only.
However, if I add the tag (set to true) to the base link of an x500 model, it does seem to result in a more intuitive behavior (i.e. hover in a non-zero wind field is tilted against the wind):
https://github.com/JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack/blob/main/simulation/simulation_resources/aircraft_models/x500/model.sdf#L3-L10
<model name='x500'>
<pose>0 0 .24 0 0 0</pose>
<self_collide>false</self_collide>
<static>false</static>
<link name="base_link">
<enable_wind>true</enable_wind>
<inertial>
Are wind effects otherwise applied via the plugins or only used for state estimation with the appropriate sensors?
In the
wind.sdfworld ingz-simexamples (https://github.com/gazebosim/gz-sim/blob/gz-sim10/examples/worlds/wind.sdf), the tag<enable_wind>is introduced at the link level on each link.In this repo, it is set in the main link of the
ground_planemodel only.However, if I add the tag (set to true) to the base link of an x500 model, it does seem to result in a more intuitive behavior (i.e. hover in a non-zero wind field is tilted against the wind):
https://github.com/JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack/blob/main/simulation/simulation_resources/aircraft_models/x500/model.sdf#L3-L10
Are wind effects otherwise applied via the plugins or only used for state estimation with the appropriate sensors?