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If you want to see the point cloud, lauch rviz with the following command. Then click on **add** (bottom left), select the **By Topic** tab, select **point_cloud->cloud->PointCloud2** and click **OK**.
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$ rosrun rviz rviz
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Note that rviz isn't very good at displaying a camera feed and a point cloud at the same time. You should use an other instance of rviz or the `rosrun` command.
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sensing_mode | Depth sensing mode | '0': FILL
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_ | _ | '1': STANDARD
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openni_depth_mode | Convert depth to 16bit in millimeters | '0': 32bit float meters
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_ | _ | '1': 16bit uchar millimeters
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_ | _ | '1': 16bit uchar millimeters
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frame_rate | Rate at which images are published | int
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rgb_topic | Topic to which rgb==default==left images are published | string
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rgb_cam_info_topic | Topic to which rgb==default==left camera info are published | string
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odometry_topic | Topic to which odometry is published | string
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odometry_frame_id | ID specified in the odometry message header | string
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odometry_transform_frame_id | Name of the transformation following the odometry | string
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