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Minor updates to README file in the hello_world_plugin example #892

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5 changes: 3 additions & 2 deletions examples/hello_world_plugin/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -36,8 +36,9 @@ Now you can run `gz sim` with the name of the resultant library file (without th
or the file extension, i.e., libHelloWorldPlugin.so -> HelloWorldPlugin):

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gz sim --render-engine HelloWorldPlugin
gz sim -v 4 --render-engine HelloWorldPlugin empty.sdf
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Is verbose needed here for the hello world example?

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not really, I removed it in 4145113. Originally added so that user can check console output to make sure the plugin is loaded but just realized it should still print out an obvious red error msg if plugin is not found without the -v 4 arg.

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You should see a blank screen within the Gazebo GUI, as this mocked plugin provides no implementation
for the scene.
for the scene. The Gazebo Component Inspector should show that the Render Engine Gui Plugin and
the Render Engine Server Plugin are now set to use the `HelloWorldPlugin`.
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