MPlay and COP Viewer transparency option and background image support added. This feature allows you to do implicit over's without needing a final composite COP (or simply makes it possible in MPlay's case).

MPlay and COP Viewer transparency option and background image support added. This feature allows you to do implicit over's without needing a final composite COP (or simply makes it possible in MPlay's case).

Mousewheel will now zoom in the SHOP previewer.

Mousewheel will now zoom in the SHOP previewer.

Mousewheel will now zoom in the SHOP previewer.

Mousewheel will now zoom in the SHOP previewer.

Mousewheel will now zoom in the SHOP previewer.

MPlay improvements:

• New Settings dialog for Playbar options and other global options
• Ability to toggle off all extra UI (default key u)
• Regions of files can now be selected using a drag SHIFT-LMB, sothat only that portion of the file loads (not applicable forrendered images).
• The Sequence List dialog now has a Sequence Start option perimage sequence, so that sequences can be shifted to any frameregardless of their actual frame range.
• Added an option in the Sequence List to collapse all blackframes, which will remove any missing frames from the sequence.

MPlay improvements:

• New Settings dialog for Playbar options and other global options
• Ability to toggle off all extra UI (default key u)
• Regions of files can now be selected using a drag SHIFT-LMB, sothat only that portion of the file loads (not applicable forrendered images).
• The Sequence List dialog now has a Sequence Start option perimage sequence, so that sequences can be shifted to any frameregardless of their actual frame range.
• Added an option in the Sequence List to collapse all blackframes, which will remove any missing frames from the sequence.

MPlay improvements:

• New Settings dialog for Playbar options and other global options
• Ability to toggle off all extra UI (default key u)
• Regions of files can now be selected using a drag SHIFT-LMB, sothat only that portion of the file loads (not applicable forrendered images).
• The Sequence List dialog now has a Sequence Start option perimage sequence, so that sequences can be shifted to any frameregardless of their actual frame range.
• Added an option in the Sequence List to collapse all blackframes, which will remove any missing frames from the sequence.

MPlay improvements:

• New Settings dialog for Playbar options and other global options
• Ability to toggle off all extra UI (default key u)
• Regions of files can now be selected using a drag SHIFT-LMB, sothat only that portion of the file loads (not applicable forrendered images).
• The Sequence List dialog now has a Sequence Start option perimage sequence, so that sequences can be shifted to any frameregardless of their actual frame range.
• Added an option in the Sequence List to collapse all blackframes, which will remove any missing frames from the sequence.

MPlay improvements:

• New Settings dialog for Playbar options and other global options
• Ability to toggle off all extra UI (default key u)
• Regions of files can now be selected using a drag SHIFT-LMB, sothat only that portion of the file loads (not applicable forrendered images).
• The Sequence List dialog now has a Sequence Start option perimage sequence, so that sequences can be shifted to any frameregardless of their actual frame range.
• Added an option in the Sequence List to collapse all blackframes, which will remove any missing frames from the sequence.

Remember cpio_expand and cpio_collapse? Forget them! They are now hexpand and hcollapse, and the old names are just plain aliases that will go away in the next major release. By default, neither uses the old "cpio" prefix any more, but the new -p option will bring back the prefix for those with big stuffy scripts written ten years ago. Also updated the Usage text. Run hexpand and hcollapse to see it.

Remember cpio_expand and cpio_collapse? Forget them! They are now hexpand and hcollapse, and the old names are just plain aliases that will go away in the next major release. By default, neither uses the old "cpio" prefix any more, but the new -p option will bring back the prefix for those with big stuffy scripts written ten years ago. Also updated the Usage text. Run hexpand and hcollapse to see it.

Remember cpio_expand and cpio_collapse? Forget them! They are now hexpand and hcollapse, and the old names are just plain aliases that will go away in the next major release. By default, neither uses the old "cpio" prefix any more, but the new -p option will bring back the prefix for those with big stuffy scripts written ten years ago. Also updated the Usage text. Run hexpand and hcollapse to see it.

Remember cpio_expand and cpio_collapse? Forget them! They are now hexpand and hcollapse, and the old names are just plain aliases that will go away in the next major release. By default, neither uses the old "cpio" prefix any more, but the new -p option will bring back the prefix for those with big stuffy scripts written ten years ago. Also updated the Usage text. Run hexpand and hcollapse to see it.

Remember cpio_expand and cpio_collapse? Forget them! They are now hexpand and hcollapse, and the old names are just plain aliases that will go away in the next major release. By default, neither uses the old "cpio" prefix any more, but the new -p option will bring back the prefix for those with big stuffy scripts written ten years ago. Also updated the Usage text. Run hexpand and hcollapse to see it.

Adding an option that keeps geometry from other objects from being selected. This way, the user will not accidentally create object merges. The option can be changed by right-clicking on the see-all objects button. By default, the user is not allowed to pick from other objects.

Adding an option that keeps geometry from other objects from being selected. This way, the user will not accidentally create object merges. The option can be changed by right-clicking on the see-all objects button. By default, the user is not allowed to pick from other objects.

Adding an option that keeps geometry from other objects from being selected. This way, the user will not accidentally create object merges. The option can be changed by right-clicking on the see-all objects button. By default, the user is not allowed to pick from other objects.

Adding an option that keeps geometry from other objects from being selected. This way, the user will not accidentally create object merges. The option can be changed by right-clicking on the see-all objects button. By default, the user is not allowed to pick from other objects.

Adding an option that keeps geometry from other objects from being selected. This way, the user will not accidentally create object merges. The option can be changed by right-clicking on the see-all objects button. By default, the user is not allowed to pick from other objects.

Adding a question mark help button at the top-right of the parameter dialog to be consistent with the help button in the viewer. Clicking on the icon at the top-left of the parameter dialog will still bring up the help there.

Adding a question mark help button at the top-right of the parameter dialog to be consistent with the help button in the viewer. Clicking on the icon at the top-left of the parameter dialog will still bring up the help there.

Adding a question mark help button at the top-right of the parameter dialog to be consistent with the help button in the viewer. Clicking on the icon at the top-left of the parameter dialog will still bring up the help there.