Fixing a bug where the trim cop wouldn't always work properly if it had a second input.

Fixing a bug where the trim cop wouldn't always work properly if it had a second input.

Fixing a bug where the trim cop wouldn't always work properly if it had a second input.

Fixing a bug where the trim cop wouldn't always work properly if it had a second input.

Fixed a bug with multi-parm dialogs where deleting a node containing a multi-parm and then undoing the delete could cause an crash when the dialog for that node was used again.

Fixed a bug with multi-parm dialogs where deleting a node containing a multi-parm and then undoing the delete could cause an crash when the dialog for that node was used again.

Fixed a bug with multi-parm dialogs where deleting a node containing a multi-parm and then undoing the delete could cause an crash when the dialog for that node was used again.

Fixed a bug with multi-parm dialogs where deleting a node containing a multi-parm and then undoing the delete could cause an crash when the dialog for that node was used again.

Fixed a bug with multi-parm dialogs where deleting a node containing a multi-parm and then undoing the delete could cause an crash when the dialog for that node was used again.

Fixed bug where you couldn't select open curves when drawing wire over shaded in the viewport.

Fixed bug where you couldn't select open curves when drawing wire over shaded in the viewport.

Fixed bug where you couldn't select open curves when drawing wire over shaded in the viewport.

Fixed bug where you couldn't select open curves when drawing wire over shaded in the viewport.

Fixed bug where you couldn't select open curves when drawing wire over shaded in the viewport.

When rendering fields in mantra and the number of lights or objects visible changes from one field to the next (as opposed to one frame from the next), houdini will no longer core dump.

When rendering fields in mantra and the number of lights or objects visible changes from one field to the next (as opposed to one frame from the next), houdini will no longer core dump.

When rendering fields in mantra and the number of lights or objects visible changes from one field to the next (as opposed to one frame from the next), houdini will no longer core dump.

When rendering fields in mantra and the number of lights or objects visible changes from one field to the next (as opposed to one frame from the next), houdini will no longer core dump.

When rendering fields in mantra and the number of lights or objects visible changes from one field to the next (as opposed to one frame from the next), houdini will no longer core dump.

The options on the front page of the Type Properties dialog are now saved with each operator type definition. This means that every time you open this dialog to edit the properties of a particular operator type, these options will always be set the same way. If an operator definition does not contain these options, the dialog reverts to the default values for these options.

The options on the front page of the Type Properties dialog are now saved with each operator type definition. This means that every time you open this dialog to edit the properties of a particular operator type, these options will always be set the same way. If an operator definition does not contain these options, the dialog reverts to the default values for these options.

The options on the front page of the Type Properties dialog are now saved with each operator type definition. This means that every time you open this dialog to edit the properties of a particular operator type, these options will always be set the same way. If an operator definition does not contain these options, the dialog reverts to the default values for these options.

The options on the front page of the Type Properties dialog are now saved with each operator type definition. This means that every time you open this dialog to edit the properties of a particular operator type, these options will always be set the same way. If an operator definition does not contain these options, the dialog reverts to the default values for these options.

The options on the front page of the Type Properties dialog are now saved with each operator type definition. This means that every time you open this dialog to edit the properties of a particular operator type, these options will always be set the same way. If an operator definition does not contain these options, the dialog reverts to the default values for these options.

Adding a warning to the popup help of the Edit Contents dialog to explain that changes made in that dialog may result in invalid operator definitions, and that the Type Properties dialog should be used whenever possible.