Houdini Main Changelogs
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9.0.384 | 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. |
Fri. October 13, 2006 |
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9.0.384 | 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. |
Fri. October 13, 2006 |
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9.0.384 | 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. |
Fri. October 13, 2006 |
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9.0.383 | Removed VEX integer/float arithmetic operations that return an integer. This means that to perform: int a = (int)b / (float)c You'll now need to write: int a = (int)b / (int)c or int a = (float)b / (float)c This change affects the operators +, -, *, /, +=, -=, *=, /=. |
Thu. October 12, 2006 |
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9.0.383 | Removed VEX integer/float arithmetic operations that return an integer. This means that to perform: int a = (int)b / (float)c You'll now need to write: int a = (int)b / (int)c or int a = (float)b / (float)c This change affects the operators +, -, *, /, +=, -=, *=, /=. |
Thu. October 12, 2006 |
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9.0.383 | Removed VEX integer/float arithmetic operations that return an integer. This means that to perform: int a = (int)b / (float)c You'll now need to write: int a = (int)b / (int)c or int a = (float)b / (float)c This change affects the operators +, -, *, /, +=, -=, *=, /=. |
Thu. October 12, 2006 |
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9.0.383 | Removed VEX integer/float arithmetic operations that return an integer. This means that to perform: int a = (int)b / (float)c You'll now need to write: int a = (int)b / (int)c or int a = (float)b / (float)c This change affects the operators +, -, *, /, +=, -=, *=, /=. |
Thu. October 12, 2006 |
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9.0.383 | Removed VEX integer/float arithmetic operations that return an integer. This means that to perform: int a = (int)b / (float)c You'll now need to write: int a = (int)b / (int)c or int a = (float)b / (float)c This change affects the operators +, -, *, /, +=, -=, *=, /=. |
Thu. October 12, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | 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. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | 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. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | 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. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | 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. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | 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. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | All the channel functions in the hscript expression language will now track property references. Thus: ch("/obj/cam1/resx") will work if the res channels are specified through the properties. The syntax for specifying channels was extended slightly. The syntax now matches the syntax for the opparm command, thus, it's possible to specify "resx" or "res[0]" |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | All the channel functions in the hscript expression language will now track property references. Thus: ch("/obj/cam1/resx") will work if the res channels are specified through the properties. The syntax for specifying channels was extended slightly. The syntax now matches the syntax for the opparm command, thus, it's possible to specify "resx" or "res[0]" |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | All the channel functions in the hscript expression language will now track property references. Thus: ch("/obj/cam1/resx") will work if the res channels are specified through the properties. The syntax for specifying channels was extended slightly. The syntax now matches the syntax for the opparm command, thus, it's possible to specify "resx" or "res[0]" |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | All the channel functions in the hscript expression language will now track property references. Thus: ch("/obj/cam1/resx") will work if the res channels are specified through the properties. The syntax for specifying channels was extended slightly. The syntax now matches the syntax for the opparm command, thus, it's possible to specify "resx" or "res[0]" |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | All the channel functions in the hscript expression language will now track property references. Thus: ch("/obj/cam1/resx") will work if the res channels are specified through the properties. The syntax for specifying channels was extended slightly. The syntax now matches the syntax for the opparm command, thus, it's possible to specify "resx" or "res[0]" |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | Fixed a bug preventing the AttribTransfer SOP from transferring vertex uv attributes properly. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | Fixed a bug preventing the AttribTransfer SOP from transferring vertex uv attributes properly. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | Fixed a bug preventing the AttribTransfer SOP from transferring vertex uv attributes properly. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | Fixed a bug preventing the AttribTransfer SOP from transferring vertex uv attributes properly. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.376 | Fixed a bug preventing the AttribTransfer SOP from transferring vertex uv attributes properly. |
Thu. October 5, 2006 |
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9.0.375 | Fix a bug where templates in hidden line ghost mode would still use the shader color, even when the draw faded option was enabled. |
Wed. October 4, 2006 |
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9.0.375 | Fix a bug where templates in hidden line ghost mode would still use the shader color, even when the draw faded option was enabled. |
Wed. October 4, 2006 |