UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

The Deform SOP now has a Fast Deform mode (on by default) which will speed up deformations by a large amount when the incoming geometry is not changing.

The Deform SOP now has a Fast Deform mode (on by default) which will speed up deformations by a large amount when the incoming geometry is not changing.

The Deform SOP now has a Fast Deform mode (on by default) which will speed up deformations by a large amount when the incoming geometry is not changing.

The Deform SOP now has a Fast Deform mode (on by default) which will speed up deformations by a large amount when the incoming geometry is not changing.