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syntax = "proto3";
package gz.msgs;
option java_package = "com.gz.msgs";
option java_outer_classname = "AxisProtos";

/// \ingroup gz.msgs
/// \interface Axis
/// \brief msgs::Joint axis message

import "gz/msgs/vector3d.proto";
import "gz/msgs/header.proto";

message Axis
{
  /// \brief Optional header data
  Header header               = 1;

  /// \brief The x,y,z components of the axis unit vector.
  Vector3d xyz                = 2;

  /// \brief The lower joint axis limit (radians for revolute joints,
  /// meters for prismatic joints). Not valid if the joint that uses this
  /// axis is continuous.
  double limit_lower          = 3;

  /// \brief The upper joint axis limit (radians for revolute joints,
  /// meters for prismatic joints). Not valid if the joint that uses this
  /// axis is continuous.
  double limit_upper          = 4;

  /// \brief Value for enforcing the maximum joint effort applied.
  /// Limit is not enforced if value is negative.
  double limit_effort         = 5;

  /// \brief Value for enforcing the maximum joint velocity.
  double limit_velocity       = 6;

  /// \brief The physical velocity dependent viscous damping coefficient
  /// of the joint axis.
  double damping              = 7;

  /// \brief The physical static friction value of the joint.
  double friction             = 8;

  /// \brief Position of the joint. For angular joints, such as revolute
  /// joints, the units are radians. For linear joints, such as prismatic
  /// joints, the units are meters.
  double position             = 10;

  /// \brief Velocity of the joint in SI units (meter/second).
  double velocity             = 11;

  /// \brief Force applied to the joint in SI units (Newton).
  double force                = 12;

  /// \brief Acceleration of the joint is SI units (meter/second^2).
  double acceleration         = 13;

  /// \brief Set the name of the coordinate frame in which this joint axis's
  /// unit vector is expressed. An empty value implies the parent (joint)
  /// frame.
  string xyz_expressed_in     = 14;
}
