opset -S [on | off] can now be used to set the pickable flag for objects. Also fixed a bug where changing the "Selectable in viewport" parameter wouldn't update the object tile UI.

When Surface SHOPs are created, if the SHOP has parameters whose parameters are named "map", "texture", "map_base", "texture_base", "map$N", "texture$N", "map_$N", "texture_$N" (where $N is a number between 2 and 16), the Open GL texture map name will default to a channel expression referencing the appropriate parameter.

When Surface SHOPs are created, if the SHOP has parameters whose parameters are named "map", "texture", "map_base", "texture_base", "map$N", "texture$N", "map_$N", "texture_$N" (where $N is a number between 2 and 16), the Open GL texture map name will default to a channel expression referencing the appropriate parameter.

When Surface SHOPs are created, if the SHOP has parameters whose parameters are named "map", "texture", "map_base", "texture_base", "map$N", "texture$N", "map_$N", "texture_$N" (where $N is a number between 2 and 16), the Open GL texture map name will default to a channel expression referencing the appropriate parameter.

When Surface SHOPs are created, if the SHOP has parameters whose parameters are named "map", "texture", "map_base", "texture_base", "map$N", "texture$N", "map_$N", "texture_$N" (where $N is a number between 2 and 16), the Open GL texture map name will default to a channel expression referencing the appropriate parameter.

When Surface SHOPs are created, if the SHOP has parameters whose parameters are named "map", "texture", "map_base", "texture_base", "map$N", "texture$N", "map_$N", "texture_$N" (where $N is a number between 2 and 16), the Open GL texture map name will default to a channel expression referencing the appropriate parameter.

There is now a CaptureMirror SOP which allows you to mirror capture weights on characters in a somewhat intelligent fashion.

There is now a CaptureMirror SOP which allows you to mirror capture weights on characters in a somewhat intelligent fashion.

There is now a CaptureMirror SOP which allows you to mirror capture weights on characters in a somewhat intelligent fashion.

There is now a CaptureMirror SOP which allows you to mirror capture weights on characters in a somewhat intelligent fashion.

There is now a CaptureMirror SOP which allows you to mirror capture weights on characters in a somewhat intelligent fashion.

The Bones state has some new features:

• New option for creating Follow Curve kinematic bone chains. The

state will prompt for a curve object to use when the chain is done building.

• From the ctrl+right mouse button menu, you can now remove kinematicsfrom existing bone chains. It will remove all InverseKin CHOPsassociated with the selected bones. If you choose to do so, it willalso remove all the affectors associated with those CHOPs as well.
• There is a "Add Kinematics" option in the ctrl+right mouse buttonmenu that will add kinematics to the selected bone chain. It usesthe current Kinematics type that you have set.

The Bones state has some new features:

• New option for creating Follow Curve kinematic bone chains. The

state will prompt for a curve object to use when the chain is done building.

• From the ctrl+right mouse button menu, you can now remove kinematicsfrom existing bone chains. It will remove all InverseKin CHOPsassociated with the selected bones. If you choose to do so, it willalso remove all the affectors associated with those CHOPs as well.
• There is a "Add Kinematics" option in the ctrl+right mouse buttonmenu that will add kinematics to the selected bone chain. It usesthe current Kinematics type that you have set.

The Bones state has some new features:

• New option for creating Follow Curve kinematic bone chains. The

state will prompt for a curve object to use when the chain is done building.

• From the ctrl+right mouse button menu, you can now remove kinematicsfrom existing bone chains. It will remove all InverseKin CHOPsassociated with the selected bones. If you choose to do so, it willalso remove all the affectors associated with those CHOPs as well.
• There is a "Add Kinematics" option in the ctrl+right mouse buttonmenu that will add kinematics to the selected bone chain. It usesthe current Kinematics type that you have set.

The Bones state has some new features:

• New option for creating Follow Curve kinematic bone chains. The

state will prompt for a curve object to use when the chain is done building.

• From the ctrl+right mouse button menu, you can now remove kinematicsfrom existing bone chains. It will remove all InverseKin CHOPsassociated with the selected bones. If you choose to do so, it willalso remove all the affectors associated with those CHOPs as well.
• There is a "Add Kinematics" option in the ctrl+right mouse buttonmenu that will add kinematics to the selected bone chain. It usesthe current Kinematics type that you have set.

The Bones state has some new features:

• New option for creating Follow Curve kinematic bone chains. The

state will prompt for a curve object to use when the chain is done building.

• From the ctrl+right mouse button menu, you can now remove kinematicsfrom existing bone chains. It will remove all InverseKin CHOPsassociated with the selected bones. If you choose to do so, it willalso remove all the affectors associated with those CHOPs as well.
• There is a "Add Kinematics" option in the ctrl+right mouse buttonmenu that will add kinematics to the selected bone chain. It usesthe current Kinematics type that you have set.

Added ability to scope the channels of all handles visible in the viewport.

Added ability to scope the channels of all handles visible in the viewport.

Added ability to scope the channels of all handles visible in the viewport.

Added ability to scope the channels of all handles visible in the viewport.

Added ability to scope the channels of all handles visible in the viewport.

Fixed Unix SOP on NT so that the external application can read from stdin to get the Sop input geometry.

Fixed Unix SOP on NT so that the external application can read from stdin to get the Sop input geometry.

Fixed Unix SOP on NT so that the external application can read from stdin to get the Sop input geometry.

Fixed Unix SOP on NT so that the external application can read from stdin to get the Sop input geometry.