When dragging a VOP from inside a SHOP node onto an Object in the viewport, Houdini now behaves as if the containing SHOP node itself had been dragged onto the Object (allowing shader assignments without having to jump up from the VOP level to the SHOP level).

When dragging a VOP from inside a SHOP node onto an Object in the viewport, Houdini now behaves as if the containing SHOP node itself had been dragged onto the Object (allowing shader assignments without having to jump up from the VOP level to the SHOP level).

When dragging a VOP from inside a SHOP node onto an Object in the viewport, Houdini now behaves as if the containing SHOP node itself had been dragged onto the Object (allowing shader assignments without having to jump up from the VOP level to the SHOP level).

When dragging a VOP from inside a SHOP node onto an Object in the viewport, Houdini now behaves as if the containing SHOP node itself had been dragged onto the Object (allowing shader assignments without having to jump up from the VOP level to the SHOP level).

Network boxes now more-or-less correctly encompass their contained operators when zooming in and out.

Network boxes now more-or-less correctly encompass their contained operators when zooming in and out.

Network boxes now more-or-less correctly encompass their contained operators when zooming in and out.

Network boxes now more-or-less correctly encompass their contained operators when zooming in and out.

Network boxes now more-or-less correctly encompass their contained operators when zooming in and out.

The Render > Create Render menu entries will select the newly created ROP so that it can be edited right away.

The Render > Create Render menu entries will select the newly created ROP so that it can be edited right away.

The Render > Create Render menu entries will select the newly created ROP so that it can be edited right away.

The Render > Create Render menu entries will select the newly created ROP so that it can be edited right away.

The Render > Create Render menu entries will select the newly created ROP so that it can be edited right away.

On Windows, the help browser will now automatically scan for the following installed plugins:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Adobe Flash Player
• Apple QuickTime

• Windows Media Player

On Windows, the help browser will now automatically scan for the following installed plugins:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Adobe Flash Player
• Apple QuickTime

• Windows Media Player

On Windows, the help browser will now automatically scan for the following installed plugins:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Adobe Flash Player
• Apple QuickTime

• Windows Media Player

On Windows, the help browser will now automatically scan for the following installed plugins:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Adobe Flash Player
• Apple QuickTime

• Windows Media Player

On Windows, the help browser will now automatically scan for the following installed plugins:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Adobe Flash Player
• Apple QuickTime

• Windows Media Player

Operator type aliases set up with opalias commands in the OPcustomize file now take precedence over existing operator types matching the alias. This provides more predictable behavior for opaliases, and allows built in operator types to be aliased and replaced with other operator types.

Operator type aliases set up with opalias commands in the OPcustomize file now take precedence over existing operator types matching the alias. This provides more predictable behavior for opaliases, and allows built in operator types to be aliased and replaced with other operator types.

Operator type aliases set up with opalias commands in the OPcustomize file now take precedence over existing operator types matching the alias. This provides more predictable behavior for opaliases, and allows built in operator types to be aliased and replaced with other operator types.

Operator type aliases set up with opalias commands in the OPcustomize file now take precedence over existing operator types matching the alias. This provides more predictable behavior for opaliases, and allows built in operator types to be aliased and replaced with other operator types.

Operator type aliases set up with opalias commands in the OPcustomize file now take precedence over existing operator types matching the alias. This provides more predictable behavior for opaliases, and allows built in operator types to be aliased and replaced with other operator types.

Fixed a bug loading scaled deep rasters that was introduced a few days ago. The first plane would appear fine, but subsequent planes would be filled with garbage.