Persistant Maps, No-Go Zones and Virtual Barriers
See original GitHub issueThis issue shall gather information on persistent maps, how they behave etc.
They require a recent firmware and are enabled either by miio set_lab_status
with payload [1]
or via filesystem access: echo -n "1" > /mnt/data/rockrobo/lab.cfg
To begin, here are a few questions:
- Is there any reason not to enable them?
- How does one force a rebuild? Is that even possible?
- Any change in behavior?
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:5
- Comments:25 (16 by maintainers)
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Hi all, Thank you for all the work down with valetudo.
Using gen2 with firmware 1748 and valetudo 0.3.0 freshly installed with persistent map enabled here what I am experiencing:
save_map
creates the file/mnt/data/rockrobo/usermap0
by copying/mnt/data/rockrobo/lastmap
reset_map
removes these two files (and also other files)When it starts a new cleanup, the robot:
/mnt/data/rockrobo/usermap0
(I tried to replace it with an other one and it works as expected),Oh so thats what reset_map does. We should definitely add support for this in the Web Interface before we start supporting persistent maps.