If Houdini crashed, while saving the hip file to the temp directory, a dialog could appear warning that an embedded OTL was being saved to the hip file. This dialog was unnecessary and so has been removed in this situation.

If Houdini crashed, while saving the hip file to the temp directory, a dialog could appear warning that an embedded OTL was being saved to the hip file. This dialog was unnecessary and so has been removed in this situation.

If Houdini crashed, while saving the hip file to the temp directory, a dialog could appear warning that an embedded OTL was being saved to the hip file. This dialog was unnecessary and so has been removed in this situation.

If Houdini crashed, while saving the hip file to the temp directory, a dialog could appear warning that an embedded OTL was being saved to the hip file. This dialog was unnecessary and so has been removed in this situation.

SOPs no longer stash GDPs internally. This will reduce the memory requirement for locked SOPs.

The case of undoing the unlocking of a SOP has been fixed so it will properly undo the unlocking.

SOPs no longer stash GDPs internally. This will reduce the memory requirement for locked SOPs.

The case of undoing the unlocking of a SOP has been fixed so it will properly undo the unlocking.

SOPs no longer stash GDPs internally. This will reduce the memory requirement for locked SOPs.

The case of undoing the unlocking of a SOP has been fixed so it will properly undo the unlocking.

SOPs no longer stash GDPs internally. This will reduce the memory requirement for locked SOPs.

The case of undoing the unlocking of a SOP has been fixed so it will properly undo the unlocking.

SOPs no longer stash GDPs internally. This will reduce the memory requirement for locked SOPs.

The case of undoing the unlocking of a SOP has been fixed so it will properly undo the unlocking.

Added logging of memory usage when cooking ops in Performance Monitor. The corresponding "performance" command now has a new -m option to also control this behaviour from the textport.

Added logging of memory usage when cooking ops in Performance Monitor. The corresponding "performance" command now has a new -m option to also control this behaviour from the textport.

Added logging of memory usage when cooking ops in Performance Monitor. The corresponding "performance" command now has a new -m option to also control this behaviour from the textport.

Added logging of memory usage when cooking ops in Performance Monitor. The corresponding "performance" command now has a new -m option to also control this behaviour from the textport.

Added logging of memory usage when cooking ops in Performance Monitor. The corresponding "performance" command now has a new -m option to also control this behaviour from the textport.

Pixel aspect ratio is now supported in mplay via the -x command line option. This can also be changed per-sequence using the new Aspect field in the Sequence List.

Pixel aspect ratio is now supported in mplay via the -x command line option. This can also be changed per-sequence using the new Aspect field in the Sequence List.

Pixel aspect ratio is now supported in mplay via the -x command line option. This can also be changed per-sequence using the new Aspect field in the Sequence List.

Pixel aspect ratio is now supported in mplay via the -x command line option. This can also be changed per-sequence using the new Aspect field in the Sequence List.

Pixel aspect ratio is now supported in mplay via the -x command line option. This can also be changed per-sequence using the new Aspect field in the Sequence List.

MPlay now accepts \$F in command line files, with an optional padding digit (ie, \$F4). \* is also accepted, though \$F or * is recommended.

When a directory contains 2 sequences that differ only in the padding, the \$F syntax is the only way to differentiate them (like test0001.pic, test1.pic). \$F loads unpadded files, \$F{n} loads the n-padded files.

MPlay now accepts \$F in command line files, with an optional padding digit (ie, \$F4). \* is also accepted, though \$F or * is recommended.

When a directory contains 2 sequences that differ only in the padding, the \$F syntax is the only way to differentiate them (like test0001.pic, test1.pic). \$F loads unpadded files, \$F{n} loads the n-padded files.

MPlay now accepts \$F in command line files, with an optional padding digit (ie, \$F4). \* is also accepted, though \$F or * is recommended.

When a directory contains 2 sequences that differ only in the padding, the \$F syntax is the only way to differentiate them (like test0001.pic, test1.pic). \$F loads unpadded files, \$F{n} loads the n-padded files.

MPlay now accepts \$F in command line files, with an optional padding digit (ie, \$F4). \* is also accepted, though \$F or * is recommended.

When a directory contains 2 sequences that differ only in the padding, the \$F syntax is the only way to differentiate them (like test0001.pic, test1.pic). \$F loads unpadded files, \$F{n} loads the n-padded files.

MPlay now accepts \$F in command line files, with an optional padding digit (ie, \$F4). \* is also accepted, though \$F or * is recommended.

When a directory contains 2 sequences that differ only in the padding, the \$F syntax is the only way to differentiate them (like test0001.pic, test1.pic). \$F loads unpadded files, \$F{n} loads the n-padded files.

Fixing a bug where Houdini would crash if there were more than 8K of error messages displayed to a message window.