Multiverse: Initial Support

[zhoub]

Brief description

First PR for Multiverse

Description

Support Multiverse at OpenPype

Additional info

Documentation (add "type: documentation" label)

https://j-cube.jp/solutions/multiverse/docs/dev/

Testing notes:

1. Install Multiverse as free user and setup it to OpenPype
2. Create USD, USD Composition, USD Override from Maya and publish them.
3. Load USD firstly to Maya, and Copy File path to USD Override and add it as USD layer at Maya.

[BigRoy]

Solid update once again, thanks a lot! I did see some things that still stood out to me - nothing huge.

[BigRoy]

Solid stuff - unfortunately I don't have the time to actually give this a production test run, but the code looks good to me.

[antirotor]

From what I could test with free MV6 it does work as expected, excelent work! The only think I miss is documentation and maybe default setup of MV as a tool in the Settings that could easy deployment. We could add by default something like this (but change it so it will be multiplatform):

[zhoub]

Thanks a lot for testing.

[mkolar]

I would leave adding it as a tool to the studio and rather show what environments are needed for it in the documentation.

That being said I agree with @antirotor that documentation for this workflow is needed. If you're planning to document this on your end, then I think we can merge this

[pberto]

I think we will add a page in our documentation first, then we can give you a link to it. But maybe we should also write a short documentation on the OP docs. Could you point me to a documentation of a similar tool? (such as the alembic creator and loader?)

[mkolar]

@pberto this is the closest example probably https://openpype.io/docs/artist_hosts_maya#working-with-yeti-in-openpype

[pberto]

I know this PR is closed, but I would like to show the docs I am working on. It would be good to know if the style makes sense before making going far, then I make a doc pr:

j-cube@70fe3f8

[BigRoy]

I know this PR is closed, but I would like to show the docs I am working on. It would be good to know if the style makes sense before making going far, then I make a doc pr:

Do you still need to add the images in the documentation to the Branch?

Other than that I feel the documentation looks very solid and thorough. Some bits might be somewhat "generic OpenPype" information too, regarding how creators work etc. But I don't feel that's in the way currently.

[pberto]

Yes I did not add the images yet. Glad you like it. I will get through it :)

[pberto]

Next PR is in: #3178