Houdini Main Changelogs
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6.0.133 | Allowing the Apprentice version of Houdini Escape to be activated. |
Thu. November 28, 2002 |
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6.0.133 | Allowing the Apprentice version of Houdini Escape to be activated. |
Thu. November 28, 2002 |
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6.0.133 | Allowing the Apprentice version of Houdini Escape to be activated. |
Thu. November 28, 2002 |
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6.0.133 | Allowing the Apprentice version of Houdini Escape to be activated. |
Thu. November 28, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The binary .bgeo file format has changed slightly when working with geometry files with attributes whose size is greater than 32767 entries. In these cases, the attribute size field (a signed short) is saved as -1, and immediately following it will be a signed int providing the actual size of the attribute. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The binary .bgeo file format has changed slightly when working with geometry files with attributes whose size is greater than 32767 entries. In these cases, the attribute size field (a signed short) is saved as -1, and immediately following it will be a signed int providing the actual size of the attribute. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The binary .bgeo file format has changed slightly when working with geometry files with attributes whose size is greater than 32767 entries. In these cases, the attribute size field (a signed short) is saved as -1, and immediately following it will be a signed int providing the actual size of the attribute. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The binary .bgeo file format has changed slightly when working with geometry files with attributes whose size is greater than 32767 entries. In these cases, the attribute size field (a signed short) is saved as -1, and immediately following it will be a signed int providing the actual size of the attribute. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The binary .bgeo file format has changed slightly when working with geometry files with attributes whose size is greater than 32767 entries. In these cases, the attribute size field (a signed short) is saved as -1, and immediately following it will be a signed int providing the actual size of the attribute. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The object selection is now always highlighted in a yellow wireframe. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The object selection is now always highlighted in a yellow wireframe. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The object selection is now always highlighted in a yellow wireframe. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The object selection is now always highlighted in a yellow wireframe. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The object selection is now always highlighted in a yellow wireframe. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Reorganized the top menu bar and changed the names of some of the menu entries. The bar menus are: File, Edit, Settings, Tools, Windows, Desktops, Help. File and Desktops are unchanged. Edit is all about undos and redos. Settings contains the global setting dialogs and the settings local to the current Houdini session. Global settings are those that typically go under $HOME/houdiniX.X. This menu features the first instance of nested menus in Houdini! Tools has two sections: one that deals with all kinds of features related to OPs, and another that executes simple actions. Windows deals with dialogs not directly related to OPs. The first section lists various floating pane types, while the second section contains very general dialogs and shells. Help has lost the "Help Tags" toggle, which is now under Settings. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Reorganized the top menu bar and changed the names of some of the menu entries. The bar menus are: File, Edit, Settings, Tools, Windows, Desktops, Help. File and Desktops are unchanged. Edit is all about undos and redos. Settings contains the global setting dialogs and the settings local to the current Houdini session. Global settings are those that typically go under $HOME/houdiniX.X. This menu features the first instance of nested menus in Houdini! Tools has two sections: one that deals with all kinds of features related to OPs, and another that executes simple actions. Windows deals with dialogs not directly related to OPs. The first section lists various floating pane types, while the second section contains very general dialogs and shells. Help has lost the "Help Tags" toggle, which is now under Settings. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Reorganized the top menu bar and changed the names of some of the menu entries. The bar menus are: File, Edit, Settings, Tools, Windows, Desktops, Help. File and Desktops are unchanged. Edit is all about undos and redos. Settings contains the global setting dialogs and the settings local to the current Houdini session. Global settings are those that typically go under $HOME/houdiniX.X. This menu features the first instance of nested menus in Houdini! Tools has two sections: one that deals with all kinds of features related to OPs, and another that executes simple actions. Windows deals with dialogs not directly related to OPs. The first section lists various floating pane types, while the second section contains very general dialogs and shells. Help has lost the "Help Tags" toggle, which is now under Settings. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Reorganized the top menu bar and changed the names of some of the menu entries. The bar menus are: File, Edit, Settings, Tools, Windows, Desktops, Help. File and Desktops are unchanged. Edit is all about undos and redos. Settings contains the global setting dialogs and the settings local to the current Houdini session. Global settings are those that typically go under $HOME/houdiniX.X. This menu features the first instance of nested menus in Houdini! Tools has two sections: one that deals with all kinds of features related to OPs, and another that executes simple actions. Windows deals with dialogs not directly related to OPs. The first section lists various floating pane types, while the second section contains very general dialogs and shells. Help has lost the "Help Tags" toggle, which is now under Settings. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Reorganized the top menu bar and changed the names of some of the menu entries. The bar menus are: File, Edit, Settings, Tools, Windows, Desktops, Help. File and Desktops are unchanged. Edit is all about undos and redos. Settings contains the global setting dialogs and the settings local to the current Houdini session. Global settings are those that typically go under $HOME/houdiniX.X. This menu features the first instance of nested menus in Houdini! Tools has two sections: one that deals with all kinds of features related to OPs, and another that executes simple actions. Windows deals with dialogs not directly related to OPs. The first section lists various floating pane types, while the second section contains very general dialogs and shells. Help has lost the "Help Tags" toggle, which is now under Settings. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Fixed a bug where sliding particles were not actually accounting for the motion of the geometry when they should have been. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Fixed a bug where sliding particles were not actually accounting for the motion of the geometry when they should have been. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Fixed a bug where sliding particles were not actually accounting for the motion of the geometry when they should have been. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Fixed a bug where sliding particles were not actually accounting for the motion of the geometry when they should have been. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | Fixed a bug where sliding particles were not actually accounting for the motion of the geometry when they should have been. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |
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6.0.132 | The undoctrl hscript command now has a -c option for clearing the undos. |
Wed. November 27, 2002 |