The UVBrush Drag in the UV Viewport started dragging backwards in 6.1.129. This is now fixed.

Also, the brush cursor should not show up in the 3d viewport while painting in the UV viewport and vice versa. (Ideally it should show up in the right place, however, not showing up at all is preferable to showing up at a random location)

The UVBrush Drag in the UV Viewport started dragging backwards in 6.1.129. This is now fixed.

Also, the brush cursor should not show up in the 3d viewport while painting in the UV viewport and vice versa. (Ideally it should show up in the right place, however, not showing up at all is preferable to showing up at a random location)

The UVBrush Drag in the UV Viewport started dragging backwards in 6.1.129. This is now fixed.

Also, the brush cursor should not show up in the 3d viewport while painting in the UV viewport and vice versa. (Ideally it should show up in the right place, however, not showing up at all is preferable to showing up at a random location)

The UVBrush Drag in the UV Viewport started dragging backwards in 6.1.129. This is now fixed.

Also, the brush cursor should not show up in the 3d viewport while painting in the UV viewport and vice versa. (Ideally it should show up in the right place, however, not showing up at all is preferable to showing up at a random location)

The HDK example for overriding brushes improperly defined VISLOW and VISHIGH to not take a time parameter. They should take time, or they will not correctly override the SOP_BrushBase methods.

The HDK example for overriding brushes improperly defined VISLOW and VISHIGH to not take a time parameter. They should take time, or they will not correctly override the SOP_BrushBase methods.

The HDK example for overriding brushes improperly defined VISLOW and VISHIGH to not take a time parameter. They should take time, or they will not correctly override the SOP_BrushBase methods.

The HDK example for overriding brushes improperly defined VISLOW and VISHIGH to not take a time parameter. They should take time, or they will not correctly override the SOP_BrushBase methods.

The HDK example for overriding brushes improperly defined VISLOW and VISHIGH to not take a time parameter. They should take time, or they will not correctly override the SOP_BrushBase methods.

Fixed a bug that prevented the proper undo/redo of the handle manipulation in the SOP Allign and SOP Carve tools.

Fixed a bug that prevented the proper undo/redo of the handle manipulation in the SOP Allign and SOP Carve tools.

Fixed a bug that prevented the proper undo/redo of the handle manipulation in the SOP Allign and SOP Carve tools.

Fixed a bug that prevented the proper undo/redo of the handle manipulation in the SOP Allign and SOP Carve tools.

Fixed a bug that prevented the proper undo/redo of the handle manipulation in the SOP Allign and SOP Carve tools.

Removed unnecessary infinite recursion check that was breaking *origin expression functions when used on objects inside a subnet/otl.

Removed unnecessary infinite recursion check that was breaking *origin expression functions when used on objects inside a subnet/otl.

Removed unnecessary infinite recursion check that was breaking *origin expression functions when used on objects inside a subnet/otl.

Removed unnecessary infinite recursion check that was breaking *origin expression functions when used on objects inside a subnet/otl.

Removed unnecessary infinite recursion check that was breaking *origin expression functions when used on objects inside a subnet/otl.

Fixes for when there the flip COP was incorrectly handling the frame scoping parameters, leading to garbage output.

Fixes for when there the flip COP was incorrectly handling the frame scoping parameters, leading to garbage output.

Fixes for when there the flip COP was incorrectly handling the frame scoping parameters, leading to garbage output.

Fixes for when there the flip COP was incorrectly handling the frame scoping parameters, leading to garbage output.

Fixes for when there the flip COP was incorrectly handling the frame scoping parameters, leading to garbage output.

Rotospline now has better keying behaviour. The full shape is now keyed, rather than just individual points, and newly inserted points are keyed into the shape with the same keyframes that the shape has.