UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

UV unwrap now supports the spacing parameter for the square layout.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

• PolyReduce with Mesh Inversion disabled should generate fewerdegenerate polygons
• PolyReduce with Fix Cracking on should not unique points alongthe edge.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

Environment variables are now expanded when in Houdini path variables. For example:

setenv HOUDINI_PATH '$JOB/houdini;&'

will do as one would expect. Furthermore, the ^ is defined in the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH to be the "os_proc" string, and now defaults to:

@/dso_^;@/dso

This means one can put NT specific dsos in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_nt_intel and Irix ones in $HSITE/houdini4.9/dso_irix_mips. As usual, "hconfig -ap" will explain what ^ will expand to on the machine it is run from.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

The "Cooking Op: " status updater now gives the full path of the op, not just the name.

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".

A new entry in the right-mouse menu over objects and sops allows users to bring up the channel chooser to scope that op's channels. Look for "Channel Chooser...".