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More explanation of rviz' fixed frame authored by Robert Haschke's avatar Robert Haschke
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* R1 → world
* R1 → T2
To this end, define rviz's `fixed frame` to the parent frame and readout the corresponding transformation from the child frame in TF display's frames list.
To this end, define rviz's `fixed frame` (in `Global Options`) to the parent frame and read out the corresponding transformation of the child frame in TF display's frames list.
Background: rviz displays all data with respect to a given `fixed frame`. If this reference frame is changed, all coordinate representations change correspondingly.
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