common: lid_topic: "/livox/lidar" imu_topic: "/livox/imu" con_frame: false # true: if you need to combine several LiDAR frames into one con_frame_num: 1 # the number of frames combined cut_frame: false # true: if you need to cut one LiDAR frame into several subframes cut_frame_time_interval: 0.1 # should be integral fraction of 1 / LiDAR frequency time_diff_lidar_to_imu: 0.0 # Time offset between LiDAR and IMU calibrated by other algorithms, e.g., LI-Init (find in Readme) preprocess: lidar_type: 1 # 4 scan_line: 6 # 32 timestamp_unit: 1 # the unit of time/t field in the PointCloud2 rostopic: 0-second, 1-milisecond, 2-microsecond, 3-nanosecond. blind: 0.50 mapping: imu_en: true extrinsic_est_en: false # for aggressive motion, set this variable false imu_time_inte: 0.005 # = 1 / frequency of IMU lidar_time_inte: 0.1 satu_acc: 3.0 # the saturation value of IMU's acceleration. not related to the units satu_gyro: 35 # the saturation value of IMU's angular velocity. not related to the units acc_norm: 1.0 # 9.810 # 1.0 for g as unit, 9.81 for m/s^2 as unit of the IMU's acceleration lidar_meas_cov: 0.01 # 0.001; 0.01 acc_cov_output: 500 gyr_cov_output: 1000 b_acc_cov: 0.0001 b_gyr_cov: 0.0001 imu_meas_acc_cov: 0.1 #0.1 # 0.1 imu_meas_omg_cov: 0.1 #0.01 # 0.1 gyr_cov_input: 0.01 # for IMU as input model acc_cov_input: 0.1 # for IMU as input model plane_thr: 0.1 # 0.05, the threshold for plane criteria, the smaller, the flatter a plane match_s: 81 ivox_grid_resolution: 2.0 gravity: [0.0, 0.0, -9.810] # [0.0, 9.810, 0.0] # # [0.0, 0.0, -9.787561] # gvins # gravity_init: [0.0, 0.0, -9.810] # preknown gravity for unstationary start extrinsic_T: [ 0.04165, 0.02326, -0.0284 ] extrinsic_R: [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1 ] odometry: publish_odometry_without_downsample: false publish: path_en: true # false: close the path output scan_publish_en: true # false: close all the point cloud output scan_bodyframe_pub_en: false # true: output the point cloud scans in IMU-body-frame pcd_save: pcd_save_en: false interval: -1 # how many LiDAR frames saved in each pcd file; # -1 : all frames will be saved in ONE pcd file, may lead to memory crash when having too much frames.