At the moment to you’ll need to make a small modification to the installation instructions found at Installation to use the Foxy environment. Just change:
This change uses a custom ADE configuration file (.aderc-amd64-foxy) which launches the Foxy-based environment. All other build steps should work just fine. A good example of how to run ROS2 nodes in the environment along with visualization is the 3D Perception Stack demo at https://autowarefoundation.gitlab.io/autoware.auto/AutowareAuto/perception-stack.html using the PCAP file. Using the LGSVL simulator isn’t an option yet (awaiting Foxy-compatible plugin) but it will be within the next few weeks.
#autoware-auto-foxy channel on Autoware slack is where people are collaborating on this.
Another note of clarification: The foxyade containers do not yet have a fully pre-compiled version of Autoware.Auto included. foxy support is currently still experimental. To build the stack within ade, you will need to do the following:
Hello @joespeed and @JWhitleyWork. I’m currently trying to install Autoware.Auto in my Ubuntu 20 machine with ROS2 Foxy. My goal is to connect my machine running Autoware with another machine running the LGSVL simulator through a gigabit switch connection. Is the Autoware.Auto on Foxy still experimental? And is the plugin for the LGSVL simulator functional?
Thank you both in advance.