The fresnel() VEX functions now compute Kt without scaling by the index of refraction. The function now guarantees that Kr+Kt == 1.

The fresnel() VEX functions now compute Kt without scaling by the index of refraction. The function now guarantees that Kr+Kt == 1.

The fresnel() VEX functions now compute Kt without scaling by the index of refraction. The function now guarantees that Kr+Kt == 1.

The fresnel() VEX functions now compute Kt without scaling by the index of refraction. The function now guarantees that Kr+Kt == 1.

Removed the "-n" option from the "netcolumns" command. The visible columns for the Net Editor's operator list are not network type dependent anymore.

You will need to re-save your custom desktops to remove any warnings reported by hscript. The easiest way to do this is by starting up a fresh Houdini, going to Settings -> Desktops... and clicking on "Apply Changes" on the Desktop Manager dialog.

Removed the "-n" option from the "netcolumns" command. The visible columns for the Net Editor's operator list are not network type dependent anymore.

You will need to re-save your custom desktops to remove any warnings reported by hscript. The easiest way to do this is by starting up a fresh Houdini, going to Settings -> Desktops... and clicking on "Apply Changes" on the Desktop Manager dialog.

Removed the "-n" option from the "netcolumns" command. The visible columns for the Net Editor's operator list are not network type dependent anymore.

You will need to re-save your custom desktops to remove any warnings reported by hscript. The easiest way to do this is by starting up a fresh Houdini, going to Settings -> Desktops... and clicking on "Apply Changes" on the Desktop Manager dialog.

Removed the "-n" option from the "netcolumns" command. The visible columns for the Net Editor's operator list are not network type dependent anymore.

You will need to re-save your custom desktops to remove any warnings reported by hscript. The easiest way to do this is by starting up a fresh Houdini, going to Settings -> Desktops... and clicking on "Apply Changes" on the Desktop Manager dialog.

Removed the "-n" option from the "netcolumns" command. The visible columns for the Net Editor's operator list are not network type dependent anymore.

You will need to re-save your custom desktops to remove any warnings reported by hscript. The easiest way to do this is by starting up a fresh Houdini, going to Settings -> Desktops... and clicking on "Apply Changes" on the Desktop Manager dialog.

The Box, Grid, and Line SOPs now have a Point type in addition to the normal Polygon, Mesh, etc. This allows one to efficiently create only the points without needing an extra SOP and the temporary geometry.

The Box, Grid, and Line SOPs now have a Point type in addition to the normal Polygon, Mesh, etc. This allows one to efficiently create only the points without needing an extra SOP and the temporary geometry.

The Box, Grid, and Line SOPs now have a Point type in addition to the normal Polygon, Mesh, etc. This allows one to efficiently create only the points without needing an extra SOP and the temporary geometry.

The Box, Grid, and Line SOPs now have a Point type in addition to the normal Polygon, Mesh, etc. This allows one to efficiently create only the points without needing an extra SOP and the temporary geometry.

The Box, Grid, and Line SOPs now have a Point type in addition to the normal Polygon, Mesh, etc. This allows one to efficiently create only the points without needing an extra SOP and the temporary geometry.

There are 4 new expression functions: property(string path, float default) propertyf(string path, float frame, float default) propertyt(string path, float time, float default) propertys(string path, string default) These behave just like the ch(), chf(), cht() and chs() expression functions, but if the parameter isn't found, then the default value (passed in) is returned.