The Circle SOP allows divisions to be set to 1. This is useful in the Arc methods to create triangles.

The Circle SOP allows divisions to be set to 1. This is useful in the Arc methods to create triangles.

The Circle SOP allows divisions to be set to 1. This is useful in the Arc methods to create triangles.

The Circle SOP allows divisions to be set to 1. This is useful in the Arc methods to create triangles.

When building order 2 beziers with the Grid SOP or the Line SOP the detection of valid orders was incorrect, resulting in an extra division being generated.

When building order 2 beziers with the Grid SOP or the Line SOP the detection of valid orders was incorrect, resulting in an extra division being generated.

When building order 2 beziers with the Grid SOP or the Line SOP the detection of valid orders was incorrect, resulting in an extra division being generated.

When building order 2 beziers with the Grid SOP or the Line SOP the detection of valid orders was incorrect, resulting in an extra division being generated.

When building order 2 beziers with the Grid SOP or the Line SOP the detection of valid orders was incorrect, resulting in an extra division being generated.

imdisplay now takes an option to read an image from stdin using a public and very simple/straightforward protocol. There is public domain code to write to imdisplay which can be found in $HH/public/tomdisplay.tar.gz.

imdisplay now takes an option to read an image from stdin using a public and very simple/straightforward protocol. There is public domain code to write to imdisplay which can be found in $HH/public/tomdisplay.tar.gz.

imdisplay now takes an option to read an image from stdin using a public and very simple/straightforward protocol. There is public domain code to write to imdisplay which can be found in $HH/public/tomdisplay.tar.gz.

imdisplay now takes an option to read an image from stdin using a public and very simple/straightforward protocol. There is public domain code to write to imdisplay which can be found in $HH/public/tomdisplay.tar.gz.

imdisplay now takes an option to read an image from stdin using a public and very simple/straightforward protocol. There is public domain code to write to imdisplay which can be found in $HH/public/tomdisplay.tar.gz.

When generating RIB, varying (not vertex) mappings on NURBs now output the correct number of attributes (rather than just the four corner values).

When generating RIB, varying (not vertex) mappings on NURBs now output the correct number of attributes (rather than just the four corner values).

When generating RIB, varying (not vertex) mappings on NURBs now output the correct number of attributes (rather than just the four corner values).

When generating RIB, varying (not vertex) mappings on NURBs now output the correct number of attributes (rather than just the four corner values).

When generating RIB, varying (not vertex) mappings on NURBs now output the correct number of attributes (rather than just the four corner values).

The changing of the Display flag in the OP list now observes the exact same rules that apply to the tiles: assuming the Display and Render flags are tied in the Preferences dialog, the Render flag will follow the Display flag if the Display flag and the Render flag were intially both on the same node and the CTRL key is not pressed, or if they were on different nodes but the SHIFT key is pressed.