Various fixes to polyknit:

• sop now allows <#> q <#> <#> <#> at the start of the point list tospecify a quadrilateral. This is good since the state wascapable of quite correctly generating these strings.
• state no longer clears the current point list by entering andexitting the state after a strip has been created. This alsois good.

Various fixes to polyknit:

• sop now allows <#> q <#> <#> <#> at the start of the point list tospecify a quadrilateral. This is good since the state wascapable of quite correctly generating these strings.
• state no longer clears the current point list by entering andexitting the state after a strip has been created. This alsois good.

Various fixes to polyknit:

• sop now allows <#> q <#> <#> <#> at the start of the point list tospecify a quadrilateral. This is good since the state wascapable of quite correctly generating these strings.
• state no longer clears the current point list by entering andexitting the state after a strip has been created. This alsois good.

Various fixes to polyknit:

• sop now allows <#> q <#> <#> <#> at the start of the point list tospecify a quadrilateral. This is good since the state wascapable of quite correctly generating these strings.
• state no longer clears the current point list by entering andexitting the state after a strip has been created. This alsois good.

Various fixes to polyknit:

• sop now allows <#> q <#> <#> <#> at the start of the point list tospecify a quadrilateral. This is good since the state wascapable of quite correctly generating these strings.
• state no longer clears the current point list by entering andexitting the state after a strip has been created. This alsois good.

When running hscript command files the execute() function didn't properly grab the output of a sourced command. Now something like: set a = `execute("source foo.cmd")` will work properly inside of a script.

When running hscript command files the execute() function didn't properly grab the output of a sourced command. Now something like: set a = `execute("source foo.cmd")` will work properly inside of a script.

When running hscript command files the execute() function didn't properly grab the output of a sourced command. Now something like: set a = `execute("source foo.cmd")` will work properly inside of a script.

When running hscript command files the execute() function didn't properly grab the output of a sourced command. Now something like: set a = `execute("source foo.cmd")` will work properly inside of a script.

When running hscript command files the execute() function didn't properly grab the output of a sourced command. Now something like: set a = `execute("source foo.cmd")` will work properly inside of a script.

There was a bug decompressing the first tile in RAT files. This would cause a black square in the bottom left corner to occur when displaying the RAT file.

There was a bug decompressing the first tile in RAT files. This would cause a black square in the bottom left corner to occur when displaying the RAT file.

There was a bug decompressing the first tile in RAT files. This would cause a black square in the bottom left corner to occur when displaying the RAT file.

There was a bug decompressing the first tile in RAT files. This would cause a black square in the bottom left corner to occur when displaying the RAT file.

There was a bug decompressing the first tile in RAT files. This would cause a black square in the bottom left corner to occur when displaying the RAT file.

Added new sop expression, "xyzdist". This finds the distance to a piece of geometry giving x,y, and z coords. It is just like the pointdist, except you don't need a point. Try it out in the isosurface SOP!

Both pointdist and xyzdist are now documented to take "-1" as their primitive number, in which case they will find the closest primitive in the entire SOP rather than a specific one. A new type parameter (3) now allows these functions to return the primitive id of the closest primitive.

Added new sop expression, "xyzdist". This finds the distance to a piece of geometry giving x,y, and z coords. It is just like the pointdist, except you don't need a point. Try it out in the isosurface SOP!

Both pointdist and xyzdist are now documented to take "-1" as their primitive number, in which case they will find the closest primitive in the entire SOP rather than a specific one. A new type parameter (3) now allows these functions to return the primitive id of the closest primitive.

Added new sop expression, "xyzdist". This finds the distance to a piece of geometry giving x,y, and z coords. It is just like the pointdist, except you don't need a point. Try it out in the isosurface SOP!

Both pointdist and xyzdist are now documented to take "-1" as their primitive number, in which case they will find the closest primitive in the entire SOP rather than a specific one. A new type parameter (3) now allows these functions to return the primitive id of the closest primitive.

Added new sop expression, "xyzdist". This finds the distance to a piece of geometry giving x,y, and z coords. It is just like the pointdist, except you don't need a point. Try it out in the isosurface SOP!

Both pointdist and xyzdist are now documented to take "-1" as their primitive number, in which case they will find the closest primitive in the entire SOP rather than a specific one. A new type parameter (3) now allows these functions to return the primitive id of the closest primitive.

Added new sop expression, "xyzdist". This finds the distance to a piece of geometry giving x,y, and z coords. It is just like the pointdist, except you don't need a point. Try it out in the isosurface SOP!

Both pointdist and xyzdist are now documented to take "-1" as their primitive number, in which case they will find the closest primitive in the entire SOP rather than a specific one. A new type parameter (3) now allows these functions to return the primitive id of the closest primitive.

Added checkmarks and a new "Hide" entry to the context-sensitive geometry menu in the SOP viewer (ie the menu accessed with the right mouse button)

Added checkmarks and a new "Hide" entry to the context-sensitive geometry menu in the SOP viewer (ie the menu accessed with the right mouse button)

Added checkmarks and a new "Hide" entry to the context-sensitive geometry menu in the SOP viewer (ie the menu accessed with the right mouse button)

Added checkmarks and a new "Hide" entry to the context-sensitive geometry menu in the SOP viewer (ie the menu accessed with the right mouse button)

Added checkmarks and a new "Hide" entry to the context-sensitive geometry menu in the SOP viewer (ie the menu accessed with the right mouse button)