When you drag an entire OP into the Type Properties, it will no longer create useless parms to represent the folders of the OP.

When you drag an entire OP into the Type Properties, it will no longer create useless parms to represent the folders of the OP.

When you drag an entire OP into the Type Properties, it will no longer create useless parms to represent the folders of the OP.

For VOPs which claimed to allow any number of inputs, the limit was actually 32 inputs. Now that limit has been increased to 64, and the help for these VOPs now reports that 64 is the maximum number of inputs.

For VOPs which claimed to allow any number of inputs, the limit was actually 32 inputs. Now that limit has been increased to 64, and the help for these VOPs now reports that 64 is the maximum number of inputs.

For VOPs which claimed to allow any number of inputs, the limit was actually 32 inputs. Now that limit has been increased to 64, and the help for these VOPs now reports that 64 is the maximum number of inputs.

For VOPs which claimed to allow any number of inputs, the limit was actually 32 inputs. Now that limit has been increased to 64, and the help for these VOPs now reports that 64 is the maximum number of inputs.

For VOPs which claimed to allow any number of inputs, the limit was actually 32 inputs. Now that limit has been increased to 64, and the help for these VOPs now reports that 64 is the maximum number of inputs.

When you change the name of a HUD handle in the Handle List, it will be reflected immediately in the viewport.

When you change the name of a HUD handle in the Handle List, it will be reflected immediately in the viewport.

When you change the name of a HUD handle in the Handle List, it will be reflected immediately in the viewport.

When you change the name of a HUD handle in the Handle List, it will be reflected immediately in the viewport.

When you change the name of a HUD handle in the Handle List, it will be reflected immediately in the viewport.

The Partition SOP now will, when in primitive partitioning mode, read point and vertex attributes properly.

The Partition SOP now will, when in primitive partitioning mode, read point and vertex attributes properly.

The Partition SOP now will, when in primitive partitioning mode, read point and vertex attributes properly.

The Partition SOP now will, when in primitive partitioning mode, read point and vertex attributes properly.

The Partition SOP now will, when in primitive partitioning mode, read point and vertex attributes properly.

Parameter dialogs brought up using the "Parameters..." menu item on a node's right mouse popup menu can now be resized vertically. Also, if the dialog is taller than the monitor, the window now appears at a size that does fit the monitor.

Parameter dialogs brought up using the "Parameters..." menu item on a node's right mouse popup menu can now be resized vertically. Also, if the dialog is taller than the monitor, the window now appears at a size that does fit the monitor.

Parameter dialogs brought up using the "Parameters..." menu item on a node's right mouse popup menu can now be resized vertically. Also, if the dialog is taller than the monitor, the window now appears at a size that does fit the monitor.

Parameter dialogs brought up using the "Parameters..." menu item on a node's right mouse popup menu can now be resized vertically. Also, if the dialog is taller than the monitor, the window now appears at a size that does fit the monitor.

Parameter dialogs brought up using the "Parameters..." menu item on a node's right mouse popup menu can now be resized vertically. Also, if the dialog is taller than the monitor, the window now appears at a size that does fit the monitor.

The Parent tool and the Dynamic Parent tool behave a little better in the context of subnetworks. Fetch objects are created for child-parent pairs that aren't in the same subnet, unless a chain can be found from the parent to the child through indirect inputs.

The Parent tool and the Dynamic Parent tool behave a little better in the context of subnetworks. Fetch objects are created for child-parent pairs that aren't in the same subnet, unless a chain can be found from the parent to the child through indirect inputs.