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Whats are the variables that go into determining what cmd_vel move_base will output. I have a robot thats capable of 4m/s but during autonomous navigation the maximum that it ever chooses to go is 0.75m/s. Here is my current understanding. **min_vel_x** and **max_vel_x** bound the possible cmd_vel that move_base will output I also read somewhere that **gdist** will also affect cmd_vel but in testing I have tweaked this value a lot using rqt_reconfigure and it doesn't show a noticeable difference. Are there any other parameters that I can tweek in order to make my robot move closer to its full speed (just talking about x direction)? TrajectoryPlannerROS: max_vel_x: 4.0 min_vel_x: 0.4 max_vel_theta: 3.0 min_vel_theta: -3.0 min_in_place_vel_theta: 1.0 acc_lim_theta: 6.0 acc_lim_x: 6.0 acc_lim_y: 6.0 yaw_goal_tolerance: 0.3 xy_goal_tolerance: 0.5 sim_time: 1.0 sim_granularity: 0.025 angular_sim_granularity: 0.025 vx_samples: 3 vtheta_samples: 20 controller_frequency: 20 # Cost Function Parameters # cost = pdist_scale * (distance to path from the endpoint of the trajectory in map cells) + gdist_scale * (distance to local goal from the endpoint of the trajectory in map cells) + occdist_scale * (maximum obstacle cost along the trajectory in obstacle cost (0-254)) # Local cost map resolution: 0.05 meters/cell pdist_scale: 0.6 gdist_scale: 0.3 # Also controls speed occdist_scale: 0.01 dwa: true publish_cost_grid_pc: true prune_plan: false holonomic_robot: false # Robot cannot move sideways without turning first

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