The compositor now has a project manager, which allows certain parameters to be controlled globally (with local overrides). These parameters are:

• Resolution
• Pixel Format & B/W points
• Pixel Aspect Ratio
• Frame Range & Rate (a quick interface to FSTART/FEND & FPS)
• Proxy level (which will change all viewers proxy level, and any

composite output drivers which are set to Project Proxy Res).

The compositor now has a project manager, which allows certain parameters to be controlled globally (with local overrides). These parameters are:

• Resolution
• Pixel Format & B/W points
• Pixel Aspect Ratio
• Frame Range & Rate (a quick interface to FSTART/FEND & FPS)
• Proxy level (which will change all viewers proxy level, and any

composite output drivers which are set to Project Proxy Res).

The compositor now has a project manager, which allows certain parameters to be controlled globally (with local overrides). These parameters are:

• Resolution
• Pixel Format & B/W points
• Pixel Aspect Ratio
• Frame Range & Rate (a quick interface to FSTART/FEND & FPS)
• Proxy level (which will change all viewers proxy level, and any

composite output drivers which are set to Project Proxy Res).

When setting keys on a parameter with no channel, we no longer create the last key at $FEND. By default, we create a single key at the given time.

To maintain old behaviour, there is now an option in the Main Preferences, Animation tab named "Set Additional First Key At Frame" which allows you to either specify a numeric frame value or one of these expressions: $FSTART, $FEND.

When setting keys on a parameter with no channel, we no longer create the last key at $FEND. By default, we create a single key at the given time.

To maintain old behaviour, there is now an option in the Main Preferences, Animation tab named "Set Additional First Key At Frame" which allows you to either specify a numeric frame value or one of these expressions: $FSTART, $FEND.

When setting keys on a parameter with no channel, we no longer create the last key at $FEND. By default, we create a single key at the given time.

To maintain old behaviour, there is now an option in the Main Preferences, Animation tab named "Set Additional First Key At Frame" which allows you to either specify a numeric frame value or one of these expressions: $FSTART, $FEND.

When setting keys on a parameter with no channel, we no longer create the last key at $FEND. By default, we create a single key at the given time.

To maintain old behaviour, there is now an option in the Main Preferences, Animation tab named "Set Additional First Key At Frame" which allows you to either specify a numeric frame value or one of these expressions: $FSTART, $FEND.

When setting keys on a parameter with no channel, we no longer create the last key at $FEND. By default, we create a single key at the given time.

To maintain old behaviour, there is now an option in the Main Preferences, Animation tab named "Set Additional First Key At Frame" which allows you to either specify a numeric frame value or one of these expressions: $FSTART, $FEND.

The right-hand toolbar in the viewport now has an icon for the drop down menu to indicate the which entities are affected by the current options.

The right-hand toolbar in the viewport now has an icon for the drop down menu to indicate the which entities are affected by the current options.

The right-hand toolbar in the viewport now has an icon for the drop down menu to indicate the which entities are affected by the current options.

The right-hand toolbar in the viewport now has an icon for the drop down menu to indicate the which entities are affected by the current options.

The right-hand toolbar in the viewport now has an icon for the drop down menu to indicate the which entities are affected by the current options.

In the Operator Type Manager, there is a new "Edit Contents" menu item in the right mouse button popup menu for operator definitions defined in OTLs. This brings up another dialog which lets you add arbitrary external files to an operator definition.

In the Operator Type Manager, there is a new "Edit Contents" menu item in the right mouse button popup menu for operator definitions defined in OTLs. This brings up another dialog which lets you add arbitrary external files to an operator definition.

In the Operator Type Manager, there is a new "Edit Contents" menu item in the right mouse button popup menu for operator definitions defined in OTLs. This brings up another dialog which lets you add arbitrary external files to an operator definition.

In the Operator Type Manager, there is a new "Edit Contents" menu item in the right mouse button popup menu for operator definitions defined in OTLs. This brings up another dialog which lets you add arbitrary external files to an operator definition.

In the Operator Type Manager, there is a new "Edit Contents" menu item in the right mouse button popup menu for operator definitions defined in OTLs. This brings up another dialog which lets you add arbitrary external files to an operator definition.

hscript now supports command event generator callbacks. Thus, the following commands are now "enabled" in hscript: openport, atjob, java.

hscript now supports command event generator callbacks. Thus, the following commands are now "enabled" in hscript: openport, atjob, java.

hscript now supports command event generator callbacks. Thus, the following commands are now "enabled" in hscript: openport, atjob, java.

hscript now supports command event generator callbacks. Thus, the following commands are now "enabled" in hscript: openport, atjob, java.