Feat viewport snapshot

[Herizoran]

• Add Maya viewport to be embeded in the Picker Editor
• Add snapshot viewport

Dwpicker_maya_viewport_integration.mp4

[luckylyk]

Sorry, currently i'm really busy on other projects. Your code is a huge addition and I still need time to make a deep review.

At first sight, i can already tell that I prefere to keep close to ui standards. Can you shift the viewport toggler to a toolbar button. I like custom splitter, but non standard ergonomy can be disturbing for user.
I'm mode those kind of creative stuff too, but since a year, i'm trying to remove that things from the picker.

For the rest, I'm making a first pass of notes but I dont have time to review everything today. I'll do my best to finish the check this week and fully test the features

[Herizoran]

It's okay, take your time! :)

Alright, I will move the toggle button position to the toolbar then.
Btw, what makes the addition code too long is because of the capture module 66c9aa8 , which I took from this: https://github.com/abstractfactory/maya-capture

[Herizoran]

It's done!

[luckylyk]

Ok I had time to check your code, sorry for the delay.
I wonder if the qsplitter custom class remains necessary with the button remove. I think you can cleanup using a QSplitter out of the box.

For the rest, if you applly all the remarks, i'm up to merge !

[luckylyk]

use functools.partial instead of lambda as far as it is possible

[Herizoran]

Actually, the reason why I used lambda for all the trigger is to keep the code consistent in the file.
there is a combobox there that has a dynamic argument if I remember, then using functools.partial didn't help with that because it only provides static arguments.

[Herizoran]

This is what I meant by using functools.partial in some cases:

self.camera_name = "front"

self.field_toggle.triggered.connect(
    partial(toggle_camera_settings, picker_model_name, self.camera_name, "field_chart"))

def update_camera_viewport(self, combo_box, panel):
    """
    Update the camera in the active panel when a new camera is selected from the combo box.
    """
    active_camera = combo_box.currentText()
    cmds.modelPanel(panel, edit=True, camera=active_camera)
    self.camera_name = active_camera

In that code, even though self.camera_name is updated later, functools.partial only captures the value of self.camera_name at the time it is created. This is why lambda is used, to ensure the current value of self.camera_name is captured each time the triggered action is invoked.

And to keep the code consistent, I used lambda for all of the triggered actions.