A new RenderMan version was added to the RenderMan ROP (prman12.0). When this new version is set, the AOV output will use the DisplayChannel syntax and will group channels that are sent to the same filename and device together.

A new RenderMan version was added to the RenderMan ROP (prman12.0). When this new version is set, the AOV output will use the DisplayChannel syntax and will group channels that are sent to the same filename and device together.

A new RenderMan version was added to the RenderMan ROP (prman12.0). When this new version is set, the AOV output will use the DisplayChannel syntax and will group channels that are sent to the same filename and device together.

Setting the current frame to zero when float-valued frames are allowed now properly sets the frame to zero instead of a very small number.

Setting the current frame to zero when float-valued frames are allowed now properly sets the frame to zero instead of a very small number.

Setting the current frame to zero when float-valued frames are allowed now properly sets the frame to zero instead of a very small number.

Setting the current frame to zero when float-valued frames are allowed now properly sets the frame to zero instead of a very small number.

Setting the current frame to zero when float-valued frames are allowed now properly sets the frame to zero instead of a very small number.

Channels containing expressions that call opblist are now dirtied when the relevant bundles are changed causing the appropriate OPs to be recooked.

Channels containing expressions that call opblist are now dirtied when the relevant bundles are changed causing the appropriate OPs to be recooked.

Channels containing expressions that call opblist are now dirtied when the relevant bundles are changed causing the appropriate OPs to be recooked.

Channels containing expressions that call opblist are now dirtied when the relevant bundles are changed causing the appropriate OPs to be recooked.

Channels containing expressions that call opblist are now dirtied when the relevant bundles are changed causing the appropriate OPs to be recooked.

Now, the Object CHOP correctly calculates the "single bearing angle" as an angle between +z axis of the source and the direction towards the target geometry. Previously, 90 degrees were always subtracted from that result. Note, that HOUDINI7_COMPATIBILITY inhibits this change and the Object CHOP will calculate the angle the old way.

Now, the Object CHOP correctly calculates the "single bearing angle" as an angle between +z axis of the source and the direction towards the target geometry. Previously, 90 degrees were always subtracted from that result. Note, that HOUDINI7_COMPATIBILITY inhibits this change and the Object CHOP will calculate the angle the old way.

Now, the Object CHOP correctly calculates the "single bearing angle" as an angle between +z axis of the source and the direction towards the target geometry. Previously, 90 degrees were always subtracted from that result. Note, that HOUDINI7_COMPATIBILITY inhibits this change and the Object CHOP will calculate the angle the old way.

Now, the Object CHOP correctly calculates the "single bearing angle" as an angle between +z axis of the source and the direction towards the target geometry. Previously, 90 degrees were always subtracted from that result. Note, that HOUDINI7_COMPATIBILITY inhibits this change and the Object CHOP will calculate the angle the old way.

Now, the Object CHOP correctly calculates the "single bearing angle" as an angle between +z axis of the source and the direction towards the target geometry. Previously, 90 degrees were always subtracted from that result. Note, that HOUDINI7_COMPATIBILITY inhibits this change and the Object CHOP will calculate the angle the old way.

Fixed a problem with selecting transparent objects. Now, if OpenGL alpha transparency set for a given object, that object is still selectable in the viewport

Fixed a problem with selecting transparent objects. Now, if OpenGL alpha transparency set for a given object, that object is still selectable in the viewport