Embed Rhino.Viewport In Eto.Forms?

[michaelvollrath]

Thanks for sharing that @clement , I noticed that behavior as well with Python 3 but forgot to mention it.

Separately, to expand a bit more on the embedded viewport control capabilities I did find a little bit more info digging through some old forum posts.

There is a youtrack for documentation to be published on this particular control here:
https://mcneel.myjetbrains.com/youtrack/issue/RH-65901

And a post detailing some additional ways to be able to set the display mode and top/perspective view orientation of said viewport control:

Viewport in the form

Sure, just do something like this: m_viewport_control.Viewport.DisplayMode = mode; m_viewport_control.Refresh(); where: m_viewport_control = Rhino.UI.Controls.ViewportControl mode = Rhino.Display.DisplayModeDescription – Dale

Unfortunately that seems to be the extend of the capabilities.

The methods of mouse navigation are still different and ideally I would like to be able to set those to match the main Rhino instance. Meaning if Right Mouse rotates/orbits, i would expect the viewport control to also be rotated/orbited with Right Mouse.

Any additional leads are appreciated, thank you all!

EDIT:

@clement and @stevebaer, I did manage to remove the “rogue/duplicate” viewports that get created in Python 3 with the following code:

Viewport in the form

Hi @dale, I attempted to utilize that idea here but it gives None as a Parent: def OnFormClosed(self, sender, e): # Close Rogue Viewports try: if self.viewport_control is not None: vpc_viewport = self.viewport_control.Viewport # Get the parent view of the viewport vpc_parent = vpc_viewport.ParentView # Print the parent view if vpc_parent: vpc_parent.Close() …