The DOP Affector Matrix display now has Object Names on by default. It also does a better job of preserving column widths and scroll positions when changing the current time.

The DOP Affector Matrix display now has Object Names on by default. It also does a better job of preserving column widths and scroll positions when changing the current time.

The DOP Affector Matrix display now has Object Names on by default. It also does a better job of preserving column widths and scroll positions when changing the current time.

The 'Set Valid Frame Range' parameter in ROPs has been changed from a toggle to a menu, to be a little more descriptive of what it is actually doing. The menu items for 'Valid Frame Range' are 'Render any Frame', 'Render Frame Range', and 'Render Frame Range Only (strict)'. The difference between the two Frame Range items is that the first will allow frames to be rendered outside its frame range, whereas the second strictly enforces the range, and does not (useful for texture loops and other cycles).

The Render Control dialog also has a toggle to disable all the overrides, and a reset button to clear them all. The override parameters are also more clearly marked as overrides, to avoid any confusion with the node parameters.

The 'Set Valid Frame Range' parameter in ROPs has been changed from a toggle to a menu, to be a little more descriptive of what it is actually doing. The menu items for 'Valid Frame Range' are 'Render any Frame', 'Render Frame Range', and 'Render Frame Range Only (strict)'. The difference between the two Frame Range items is that the first will allow frames to be rendered outside its frame range, whereas the second strictly enforces the range, and does not (useful for texture loops and other cycles).

The Render Control dialog also has a toggle to disable all the overrides, and a reset button to clear them all. The override parameters are also more clearly marked as overrides, to avoid any confusion with the node parameters.

The 'Set Valid Frame Range' parameter in ROPs has been changed from a toggle to a menu, to be a little more descriptive of what it is actually doing. The menu items for 'Valid Frame Range' are 'Render any Frame', 'Render Frame Range', and 'Render Frame Range Only (strict)'. The difference between the two Frame Range items is that the first will allow frames to be rendered outside its frame range, whereas the second strictly enforces the range, and does not (useful for texture loops and other cycles).

The Render Control dialog also has a toggle to disable all the overrides, and a reset button to clear them all. The override parameters are also more clearly marked as overrides, to avoid any confusion with the node parameters.

The 'Set Valid Frame Range' parameter in ROPs has been changed from a toggle to a menu, to be a little more descriptive of what it is actually doing. The menu items for 'Valid Frame Range' are 'Render any Frame', 'Render Frame Range', and 'Render Frame Range Only (strict)'. The difference between the two Frame Range items is that the first will allow frames to be rendered outside its frame range, whereas the second strictly enforces the range, and does not (useful for texture loops and other cycles).

The Render Control dialog also has a toggle to disable all the overrides, and a reset button to clear them all. The override parameters are also more clearly marked as overrides, to avoid any confusion with the node parameters.

The 'Set Valid Frame Range' parameter in ROPs has been changed from a toggle to a menu, to be a little more descriptive of what it is actually doing. The menu items for 'Valid Frame Range' are 'Render any Frame', 'Render Frame Range', and 'Render Frame Range Only (strict)'. The difference between the two Frame Range items is that the first will allow frames to be rendered outside its frame range, whereas the second strictly enforces the range, and does not (useful for texture loops and other cycles).

The Render Control dialog also has a toggle to disable all the overrides, and a reset button to clear them all. The override parameters are also more clearly marked as overrides, to avoid any confusion with the node parameters.

The Merge COP now has a scope parm for each input, which allows planes to be selectively picked from each plane.

The Merge COP now has a scope parm for each input, which allows planes to be selectively picked from each plane.

The Merge COP now has a scope parm for each input, which allows planes to be selectively picked from each plane.

The Merge COP now has a scope parm for each input, which allows planes to be selectively picked from each plane.

The Merge COP now has a scope parm for each input, which allows planes to be selectively picked from each plane.

The operator mask field in the parameter spreadsheet no longer automatically includes subnet contents.

The operator mask field in the parameter spreadsheet no longer automatically includes subnet contents.

The operator mask field in the parameter spreadsheet no longer automatically includes subnet contents.

The operator mask field in the parameter spreadsheet no longer automatically includes subnet contents.

The operator mask field in the parameter spreadsheet no longer automatically includes subnet contents.

Polished off the Parm Dialog titlebar a little more. The Presets icon has been replaced by a Presets drop down menu, since I couldn't find an icon that would adequately describe the term. The Presets menu has been rearranged a little bit, and the 'Save as Permanent Defaults' item added.

The |< and >| 'step to key' buttons also highlight when the mouse is over them.

Polished off the Parm Dialog titlebar a little more. The Presets icon has been replaced by a Presets drop down menu, since I couldn't find an icon that would adequately describe the term. The Presets menu has been rearranged a little bit, and the 'Save as Permanent Defaults' item added.

The |< and >| 'step to key' buttons also highlight when the mouse is over them.