New preference in Viewports dialog allows the user to choose between the classic Houdini homing style and the new tilted homing.

Greatly improved the speed of locating in the PolySplit state.

Greatly improved the speed of locating in the PolySplit state.

Greatly improved the speed of locating in the PolySplit state.

Greatly improved the speed of locating in the PolySplit state.

Greatly improved the speed of locating in the PolySplit state.

Viewlayout is saved to the hipfile. Does not correctly handle viewport types and names yet.

Viewlayout is saved to the hipfile. Does not correctly handle viewport types and names yet.

Viewlayout is saved to the hipfile. Does not correctly handle viewport types and names yet.

Viewlayout is saved to the hipfile. Does not correctly handle viewport types and names yet.

Viewlayout is saved to the hipfile. Does not correctly handle viewport types and names yet.

Floor handle improved.

• XCF over tumble knob rotates around the zaxis of the viewplane
• XCF numbers for scaling are correctly taken into account
• Scalers follow the mouse more closely and are much smoother
• Handle behaves correctly in both world and object spaces

Floor handle improved.

• XCF over tumble knob rotates around the zaxis of the viewplane
• XCF numbers for scaling are correctly taken into account
• Scalers follow the mouse more closely and are much smoother
• Handle behaves correctly in both world and object spaces

Floor handle improved.

• XCF over tumble knob rotates around the zaxis of the viewplane
• XCF numbers for scaling are correctly taken into account
• Scalers follow the mouse more closely and are much smoother
• Handle behaves correctly in both world and object spaces

Floor handle improved.

• XCF over tumble knob rotates around the zaxis of the viewplane
• XCF numbers for scaling are correctly taken into account
• Scalers follow the mouse more closely and are much smoother
• Handle behaves correctly in both world and object spaces

Floor handle improved.

• XCF over tumble knob rotates around the zaxis of the viewplane
• XCF numbers for scaling are correctly taken into account
• Scalers follow the mouse more closely and are much smoother
• Handle behaves correctly in both world and object spaces

Fixed bug with the viewlayout command when using the -s (single layout) option.

Fixed bug with the viewlayout command when using the -s (single layout) option.

Fixed bug with the viewlayout command when using the -s (single layout) option.

Fixed bug with the viewlayout command when using the -s (single layout) option.

Fixed bug with the viewlayout command when using the -s (single layout) option.

PolySplit SOP has new option "Path Type". When Path Type is set to "Shortest Distance", it behaves as it has in the past. If it is set to "Refine Quad Strips", it will try to perform something like an insert isoparm, but on polygons. The Quad cut won't work through vertices and through anything other than quads. Also, a Quad cut that crosses itself will probably give undesired results.

PolySplit SOP has new option "Path Type". When Path Type is set to "Shortest Distance", it behaves as it has in the past. If it is set to "Refine Quad Strips", it will try to perform something like an insert isoparm, but on polygons. The Quad cut won't work through vertices and through anything other than quads. Also, a Quad cut that crosses itself will probably give undesired results.

PolySplit SOP has new option "Path Type". When Path Type is set to "Shortest Distance", it behaves as it has in the past. If it is set to "Refine Quad Strips", it will try to perform something like an insert isoparm, but on polygons. The Quad cut won't work through vertices and through anything other than quads. Also, a Quad cut that crosses itself will probably give undesired results.

PolySplit SOP has new option "Path Type". When Path Type is set to "Shortest Distance", it behaves as it has in the past. If it is set to "Refine Quad Strips", it will try to perform something like an insert isoparm, but on polygons. The Quad cut won't work through vertices and through anything other than quads. Also, a Quad cut that crosses itself will probably give undesired results.