Add Screenshot Capture API#5
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- Implemented ScreenshotCommandHandler to process screenshot commands. - Added logic to capture screenshots from the game and return them as Base64 encoded PNG images. - Integrated the new command handler into the KKStudioSocketPlugin to handle incoming screenshot commands. - Defined ScreenshotCommand class to encapsulate screenshot parameters such as width, height, transparency, and mark.
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This PR introduces a comprehensive screenshot capture system that allows external clients to capture the current Studio view as PNG images via WebSocket.
What's Added
📸 Screenshot Command
🔧 Technical Implementation
📏 Optimized Defaults
API Usage
Benefits
Documentation
This feature opens up new possibilities for external Studio integrations, from simple monitoring tools to sophisticated automation systems that need visual feedback from the
Studio environment.