Triangular Beziers are present as display-only primitives. Like triangle fans and strips, these are present for reading, writing, and display, but don't support most modelling operations.

Triangular Beziers are present as display-only primitives. Like triangle fans and strips, these are present for reading, writing, and display, but don't support most modelling operations.

Triangular Beziers are present as display-only primitives. Like triangle fans and strips, these are present for reading, writing, and display, but don't support most modelling operations.

Triangular Beziers are present as display-only primitives. Like triangle fans and strips, these are present for reading, writing, and display, but don't support most modelling operations.

Triangular Beziers are present as display-only primitives. Like triangle fans and strips, these are present for reading, writing, and display, but don't support most modelling operations.

On Windows NT, the provided "csh.exe" executable has been updated to tcsh 6.10.00.

On Windows NT, the provided "csh.exe" executable has been updated to tcsh 6.10.00.

On Windows NT, the provided "csh.exe" executable has been updated to tcsh 6.10.00.

On Windows NT, the provided "csh.exe" executable has been updated to tcsh 6.10.00.

On Windows NT, the provided "csh.exe" executable has been updated to tcsh 6.10.00.

Many new COPs:

• Tile (tiles a single image)
• Mosaic (tiles multiple frames into a single frame)
• Flip (flips an image horizontally and/or vertically)
• Reverse (reverses a sequence)
• Snip (cuts out frames or frame ranges)
• Shuffle (reorders frames within a sequence)

Many new COPs:

• Tile (tiles a single image)
• Mosaic (tiles multiple frames into a single frame)
• Flip (flips an image horizontally and/or vertically)
• Reverse (reverses a sequence)
• Snip (cuts out frames or frame ranges)
• Shuffle (reorders frames within a sequence)

Many new COPs:

• Tile (tiles a single image)
• Mosaic (tiles multiple frames into a single frame)
• Flip (flips an image horizontally and/or vertically)
• Reverse (reverses a sequence)
• Snip (cuts out frames or frame ranges)
• Shuffle (reorders frames within a sequence)

Many new COPs:

• Tile (tiles a single image)
• Mosaic (tiles multiple frames into a single frame)
• Flip (flips an image horizontally and/or vertically)
• Reverse (reverses a sequence)
• Snip (cuts out frames or frame ranges)
• Shuffle (reorders frames within a sequence)

Many new COPs:

• Tile (tiles a single image)
• Mosaic (tiles multiple frames into a single frame)
• Flip (flips an image horizontally and/or vertically)
• Reverse (reverses a sequence)
• Snip (cuts out frames or frame ranges)
• Shuffle (reorders frames within a sequence)

Adding a select state. This state allows you to pre-select geometry before you've decided the operation to perform. Once you select the operation (eg. via the tab key) the operation will act on the pre-selected geometry. By default, the select state is the favourite state and is accessible via the 's' key.

Adding a select state. This state allows you to pre-select geometry before you've decided the operation to perform. Once you select the operation (eg. via the tab key) the operation will act on the pre-selected geometry. By default, the select state is the favourite state and is accessible via the 's' key.

Adding a select state. This state allows you to pre-select geometry before you've decided the operation to perform. Once you select the operation (eg. via the tab key) the operation will act on the pre-selected geometry. By default, the select state is the favourite state and is accessible via the 's' key.

Adding a select state. This state allows you to pre-select geometry before you've decided the operation to perform. Once you select the operation (eg. via the tab key) the operation will act on the pre-selected geometry. By default, the select state is the favourite state and is accessible via the 's' key.

Adding a select state. This state allows you to pre-select geometry before you've decided the operation to perform. Once you select the operation (eg. via the tab key) the operation will act on the pre-selected geometry. By default, the select state is the favourite state and is accessible via the 's' key.

Fixing bug where pressing the 'a' key when selecting to select all would select from templates.

Fixing bug where pressing the 'a' key when selecting to select all would select from templates.

Fixing bug where pressing the 'a' key when selecting to select all would select from templates.

Fixing bug where pressing the 'a' key when selecting to select all would select from templates.

Fixing bug where pressing the 'a' key when selecting to select all would select from templates.