[tracking] More configurable view properties

[Wumpf]

3D View

• Store (eye) camera properties of 3D View in Blueprint #6825
  • Camera FOV rendering for 3D view #6013
  • Programmatic control of height & width of the 3D viewer's viewport & control what camera tracks from blueprint #2638
  • Make (eye) camera speed configurable #6757
  • Allow tracking arbitrary entities in spatial space views #4812
  • camera spin & its speed
  • ... while we're on it, some other camera improvement tickets (TODO: collect this elsewhere)
    • Improve the orbit eye origin #5451
    • Double-click to focus on a point no longer works #5382
    • Advanced camera rotation controls #5823
    • ViewCoordinates documentation is wrong or at least misleading #7028 (comment)
• Programmatic control of height & width of the 3D viewer's viewport & control what camera tracks from blueprint #2638
• World-space grid #872
• Split ViewCoordinates component #2663
  • (parts of it should be a view property)

2D View

• Spatial2D: allow setting data range / clip rectangle via blueprint & ui #6247

Plotting (BarChar + TimeSeriesView):

• New plot configuration features via TimeSeriesView Archetype #4818
• Allow specifying horizontal range of barchart #6265
• Add support for logarithmic scale #6773

Log:

• Make LogView customizable from Blueprint #6824

Timeline & its entity tree

• Allow configuring selected timeline & initial time from blueprint #7728
• Set playback speed from (blueprint) SDK #5577
• Ability to configure default playing & loop modes for a given app_id from the SDK #1381
• Option to adjust or disable the time-discontinuity collapsing #1150
• Timeline tree-view: expand children without components #717

[Parskatt]

Want to bump specifically selecting EyeMode a'la

rerun/crates/viewer/re_space_view_spatial/src/ui.rs

Lines 163 to 167 in 9fe16ba

	if let Some(eye) = &mut self.state_3d.view_eye {
	ui.selectable_toggle(|ui| {
	let mut mode = eye.mode();
	ui.selectable_value(&mut mode, EyeMode::FirstPerson, "First Person");
	ui.selectable_value(&mut mode, EyeMode::Orbital, "Orbital");

blueprintly. I basically always want the first person viewer.