Fix CTB collision geometry in URDF - #21
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Wow, can't believe those ended up in there like that!
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| <material name="ctb_grey"> | ||
| <color rgba="1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0"/> | ||
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For what it is worth, we have a ton of these floating around this repository. I think we honestly need to do a quick roundup of material issues that affect the whole clr_ws stack. I have a branch where I made stuff look better, but didn't address any of the underlying issues. Should probably do that though.
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Found an oopsie while debugging some of the URDF to MJCF conversion issues.
Basically the visual and collision geometries had stale transforms and scales.