really fixed ground plane without ptu #233
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For robot/simulation without PTU, and as writen in #177.
Notice if your robot is static or u just want it to work, a quick fix will be set topic "ptu_state" to "/joint_states" in the original "ground_plane_fixed.launch" file, however this can leads to some wrong detections if u have moving joint.
What i modified is just commenting out the "reading tilt from ptu_state" part and force it to use default tilt(0) always.
U still need to set ptu_state topic to something just to trigger the callback function. see in
ground_plane_fixed_no_ptu.launchThis is not an elegant fix but just in case anyone need it.