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In the video, embedded below, Imagineer Dan points out small models of all three iterations of Test Track cars on a shelf in the new ride. Another set of shelves features multiple references to World ...

My questions are: Is there any difference in URDFs or model-building steps between the Python Pinocchio setup and your C++ implementation that could explain the mismatch in frame indices? Do you ...