opening files with a lot of nodes does not overflow the event queue anymore

opening files with a lot of nodes does not overflow the event queue anymore

opening files with a lot of nodes does not overflow the event queue anymore

opening files with a lot of nodes does not overflow the event queue anymore

merging hip files does not delete existing groups anymore

merging hip files does not delete existing groups anymore

merging hip files does not delete existing groups anymore

merging hip files does not delete existing groups anymore

merging hip files does not delete existing groups anymore

When a winroll parameter of a camera/light is non-zero, using the camera/light handles does not cause the camera/light to twist unexpectidly

When a winroll parameter of a camera/light is non-zero, using the camera/light handles does not cause the camera/light to twist unexpectidly

When a winroll parameter of a camera/light is non-zero, using the camera/light handles does not cause the camera/light to twist unexpectidly

When a winroll parameter of a camera/light is non-zero, using the camera/light handles does not cause the camera/light to twist unexpectidly

When a winroll parameter of a camera/light is non-zero, using the camera/light handles does not cause the camera/light to twist unexpectidly

Added crop handles. They are rendered only when you are in camera state and viewport is in corresponding camera view. Crop handles have draggable side bars and corner dots.(Shift applys change also to the opposite end). The lines on the crop box translate it. (Ctrl restricts translate to horizontal or vertical translation). A semi-transparent mask (either dark or light depending on viewport background) is rendered on the rest of viewport not within the crop area. New toggle in camera handle menu to turn crop handle display on and off.

Added crop handles. They are rendered only when you are in camera state and viewport is in corresponding camera view. Crop handles have draggable side bars and corner dots.(Shift applys change also to the opposite end). The lines on the crop box translate it. (Ctrl restricts translate to horizontal or vertical translation). A semi-transparent mask (either dark or light depending on viewport background) is rendered on the rest of viewport not within the crop area. New toggle in camera handle menu to turn crop handle display on and off.

Added crop handles. They are rendered only when you are in camera state and viewport is in corresponding camera view. Crop handles have draggable side bars and corner dots.(Shift applys change also to the opposite end). The lines on the crop box translate it. (Ctrl restricts translate to horizontal or vertical translation). A semi-transparent mask (either dark or light depending on viewport background) is rendered on the rest of viewport not within the crop area. New toggle in camera handle menu to turn crop handle display on and off.

Added crop handles. They are rendered only when you are in camera state and viewport is in corresponding camera view. Crop handles have draggable side bars and corner dots.(Shift applys change also to the opposite end). The lines on the crop box translate it. (Ctrl restricts translate to horizontal or vertical translation). A semi-transparent mask (either dark or light depending on viewport background) is rendered on the rest of viewport not within the crop area. New toggle in camera handle menu to turn crop handle display on and off.

Added crop handles. They are rendered only when you are in camera state and viewport is in corresponding camera view. Crop handles have draggable side bars and corner dots.(Shift applys change also to the opposite end). The lines on the crop box translate it. (Ctrl restricts translate to horizontal or vertical translation). A semi-transparent mask (either dark or light depending on viewport background) is rendered on the rest of viewport not within the crop area. New toggle in camera handle menu to turn crop handle display on and off.

Now, by default, the tree node selection in the bundle pane tree is now linked to the pick flag of the operators. There is a button in the tree toolbar that turns this option on and off. When the selection is unlinked (button off), the selection of the tree nodes is independent of the operator selection.

When the selection is linked, only nodes at current network level shown in the pane toolbar are shown in the tree. Also any operator that is visible in the viewer is shown in the tree. Since the tree highlights the nodes that are added or removed to/form bundles, linking the selection to the pick flag enables selection of operators in the network or the viewer pane and then adding these to the bundles.

Now, by default, the tree node selection in the bundle pane tree is now linked to the pick flag of the operators. There is a button in the tree toolbar that turns this option on and off. When the selection is unlinked (button off), the selection of the tree nodes is independent of the operator selection.

When the selection is linked, only nodes at current network level shown in the pane toolbar are shown in the tree. Also any operator that is visible in the viewer is shown in the tree. Since the tree highlights the nodes that are added or removed to/form bundles, linking the selection to the pick flag enables selection of operators in the network or the viewer pane and then adding these to the bundles.

Now, by default, the tree node selection in the bundle pane tree is now linked to the pick flag of the operators. There is a button in the tree toolbar that turns this option on and off. When the selection is unlinked (button off), the selection of the tree nodes is independent of the operator selection.

When the selection is linked, only nodes at current network level shown in the pane toolbar are shown in the tree. Also any operator that is visible in the viewer is shown in the tree. Since the tree highlights the nodes that are added or removed to/form bundles, linking the selection to the pick flag enables selection of operators in the network or the viewer pane and then adding these to the bundles.

Now, by default, the tree node selection in the bundle pane tree is now linked to the pick flag of the operators. There is a button in the tree toolbar that turns this option on and off. When the selection is unlinked (button off), the selection of the tree nodes is independent of the operator selection.

When the selection is linked, only nodes at current network level shown in the pane toolbar are shown in the tree. Also any operator that is visible in the viewer is shown in the tree. Since the tree highlights the nodes that are added or removed to/form bundles, linking the selection to the pick flag enables selection of operators in the network or the viewer pane and then adding these to the bundles.

Now, by default, the tree node selection in the bundle pane tree is now linked to the pick flag of the operators. There is a button in the tree toolbar that turns this option on and off. When the selection is unlinked (button off), the selection of the tree nodes is independent of the operator selection.

When the selection is linked, only nodes at current network level shown in the pane toolbar are shown in the tree. Also any operator that is visible in the viewer is shown in the tree. Since the tree highlights the nodes that are added or removed to/form bundles, linking the selection to the pick flag enables selection of operators in the network or the viewer pane and then adding these to the bundles.

A bundle can be duplicated and several bundles can be merged together. To perform any of these operations, select the bundles, then CTRL+Right mouse button on the bundle list, and choose it from the pop up menu. Duplication of a bundle is also available from the drop down menu for each bundle row.