H1 control policy not working in custom environment

Isaac Sim Version

4.5.0
4.2.0
4.1.0
4.0.0
4.5.0
2023.1.1
2023.1.0-hotfix.1
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Ubuntu 22.04
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GPU Information

  • Model: RTX3070Ti
  • Driver Version: 560.94

Topic Description

Detailed Description

The video shows the robot sliding on the ground, and joints going out of control even though no commands were given

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Generate an extension template
  2. Load a custom environment similar to the Robotics Example

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Additional Information

What I’ve Tried

Played with the physicsScene. GPU Dynamics is required as my joint functionality does not work when GPU is disabled (another bug?)

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Hi @MrOCW,

Please take a look at the response I posted Physics causing jumps on humanoid robot on flat ground - #3 by michalin

Yes the stiffness and damping did help, but it seems like this is a separate issue. Please refer to this Isaac Lab issue that i posted:

In this G1, I have set the damping and stiffness accordingly.

I had migrated to using isaacsim/exts/isaacsim.examples.interactive/isaacsim/examples/interactive/humanoid/humanoid_example.py directly, which did not have this issue with the pretrained H1. However, attempting to deploy the trained G1 policy in this humanoid example template environment did not work.

Hi @MrOCW thank you for your question and apologies for the delayed follow up. I see there is an ongoing discussion about this issue in the link you provided above. Do you have any remaining questions in this thread?

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