I am looking for a solution that given a set of events, states, and functions of the system would allow me to change the behaviour of the system without changing the code (ex: loading the .xml file via serial comm on my board)
I was able to use the behavior tree with groot to register nodes, but there is a function called createTreeFromXml that alwasy gives an error that it isn't inculded in the library which is wierd because when i track it down it's found in the bt_factory class
And also i was trying to implement ros with the behaviortree and groot, but i don't know to link groot with ros created action nodes, and also how to use a generated tree with a simulation
how would I in the most easy way possible port the API to another project, is there a specific include header-file?
also what is ZMQ
I am interested in using BehaviorTree.CPP in ROS. I see how I could implement a node that uses the BehaviorTree library directly, but I was wondering if there is already an existing implementation that makes use of ROS' Action Server interface for separating the BehaviorTree processing from the actual Action implementations in their own ROS nodes.
-- Could NOT find ZMQ (missing: ZMQ_LIBRARIES ZMQ_INCLUDE_DIRS)
CMake Warning at depend/BehaviorTree.CPP/CMakeLists.txt:43 (message):
ZeroMQ NOT found. Skipping the build of [PublisherZMQ] and [bt_recorder].
-- Could NOT find GTest (missing: GTEST_LIBRARY GTEST_INCLUDE_DIR GTEST_MAIN_LIBRARY)
CMake Warning at depend/BehaviorTree.CPP/CMakeLists.txt:92 (message):
GTest missing!
getting this when compiling groot with cmake
I have downloaded ZMQ separately
bah, will probably find other software as my purpose is only to visualize trees, not edit them
Well Navigation2 (ROS2) does use Behaviortree.CPP and you can easily use this library to interact with ROS Actions. There is an example here: https://github.com/BehaviorTree/BehaviorTree.ROS/tree/master/src/actions
I need to write a better on, though
About ZMQ @marcus1337 ... sudo apt install libzmqpp-dev
This is precisely what you need, but feel free to use other libraries ;)
Hi everyone. Thanks for this great library!
As a developer using ROS I installed
As a developer using ROS I installed
behaviortree-cpp-v3 through apt sources and found the CMake package name being behaviortree_cpp_v3instead of BehaviorTreeV3, which was suggested in the README 'How to Compile' section. Had to use the former name for a ROS package to correctly find the library. Is it a typo in the README instruction i.e. find_package(behaviortree_cpp_v3) instead of find_package(BehaviorTreeV3)? Happy to raise a PR patch if so :)
I was trying to use Groot GUI but ran into this above error while 'make'
I am writing a ROS node that uses BehaviorTree.CPP to use actionlib to trigger remote behaviors (ROS nodes). This works for the most part. Now, I am trying to dynamically change the behavior tree during run-time. To accomplish this, I created a ROS service that loads a new behavior tree based on the file path. However, when I call "tree.haltTree()" and then "tree = factory.createTreeFromFile(behavior_treexml);" with a currently running behavior, I get a runtime failure. To make sure I wasn't running into a threading issue, I locked the tree with std::mutex, but then it just hangs forever. I think the internal threading in the "class Tree" is causing problems for me. Is there a recommended way to load a new behavior tree during run-time?
What you described is something that I was planning to support "officially". Please follow this BehaviorTree/BehaviorTree.CPP#202
However, there are some strange effects I haven't been able to completely track down. For one, I can't wrap the BT::Tree with std::mutex, otherwise, it completely locks up the execution. I haven't looked at the internal threading of BehaviorTree-Cpp
Also, I get different behavior if I build BehaviorTree-CPP locally and install it with "sudo make install" vs. if I build BehaviorTree-CPP as a debian binary package in a pbuilder chroot and install it with "sudo dpkg -i". This insinuates that the CMake project is detecting different packages in the different environments and changing the result of the build. I made sure both environments had the boost coroutines package installed and the other optional packages. It's all working now if I use my debian package built from pbuilder, so I can move on for now (to meet a deadline), but if I have time later this summer, I can try to replicate this bug.
FYI: My tree re-reload logic is pretty straightforward, it looks like this...
BT::BehaviorTreeFactory factory;
BT::Tree tree_;
std::atomic_bool treeloaded;
void load_tree(const std::string& behavior_tree_xml) {
if (treeloaded) {
tree.haltTree();
}
tree = factory.createTreeFromFile(behavior_tree_xml);
treeloaded.store(true);
}
treeloaded is initialized in the constructor of the wrapper class.
@yoshipat If you inherit from the BT::SyncActionNode class as shown in the tutorial( https://www.behaviortree.dev/tutorial_01_first_tree/), you can create a ROS node handle in the class and use it to setup a ROS action server client. You probably want to start with a ROS cmake project and use cmake's find_package to bring in the behaviortree dependency.
I wish to use Behavior Tress with ROS Noetic.. any way I can view a good implementation to help me get started? https://github.com/BehaviorTree/BehaviorTree.CPP this seems good, but doesn't have ROS integration.
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