The capability of opfind has been increased. It can now find not only based on patterns inside parameters, but also the operator's type, name, network type, and root path.

The capability of opfind has been increased. It can now find not only based on patterns inside parameters, but also the operator's type, name, network type, and root path.

The capability of opfind has been increased. It can now find not only based on patterns inside parameters, but also the operator's type, name, network type, and root path.

The capability of opfind has been increased. It can now find not only based on patterns inside parameters, but also the operator's type, name, network type, and root path.

The capability of opfind has been increased. It can now find not only based on patterns inside parameters, but also the operator's type, name, network type, and root path.

Guide geometry is now blue in the dark viewport colour scheme.

Guide geometry is now blue in the dark viewport colour scheme.

Guide geometry is now blue in the dark viewport colour scheme.

Guide geometry is now blue in the dark viewport colour scheme.

Guide geometry is now blue in the dark viewport colour scheme.

It is now possible to set the Geomtry File parameter of an object to point to a file embedded in an operator type definition (using the opdef: syntax described in the help for the Edit Contents dialog). Doing so causes the geometry to be embedded in the IFD that is sent to mantra.

It is now possible to set the Geomtry File parameter of an object to point to a file embedded in an operator type definition (using the opdef: syntax described in the help for the Edit Contents dialog). Doing so causes the geometry to be embedded in the IFD that is sent to mantra.

It is now possible to set the Geomtry File parameter of an object to point to a file embedded in an operator type definition (using the opdef: syntax described in the help for the Edit Contents dialog). Doing so causes the geometry to be embedded in the IFD that is sent to mantra.

It is now possible to set the Geomtry File parameter of an object to point to a file embedded in an operator type definition (using the opdef: syntax described in the help for the Edit Contents dialog). Doing so causes the geometry to be embedded in the IFD that is sent to mantra.

It is now possible to set the Geomtry File parameter of an object to point to a file embedded in an operator type definition (using the opdef: syntax described in the help for the Edit Contents dialog). Doing so causes the geometry to be embedded in the IFD that is sent to mantra.

After hitting the Apply button in the Type Properties dialog, we no longer refresh the dialog contents from the current operator definition. This lets you repeatedly save the definition to somewhere other than the location of the current definition without having to redo the changes each time the Apply button is hit.

After hitting the Apply button in the Type Properties dialog, we no longer refresh the dialog contents from the current operator definition. This lets you repeatedly save the definition to somewhere other than the location of the current definition without having to redo the changes each time the Apply button is hit.

After hitting the Apply button in the Type Properties dialog, we no longer refresh the dialog contents from the current operator definition. This lets you repeatedly save the definition to somewhere other than the location of the current definition without having to redo the changes each time the Apply button is hit.

After hitting the Apply button in the Type Properties dialog, we no longer refresh the dialog contents from the current operator definition. This lets you repeatedly save the definition to somewhere other than the location of the current definition without having to redo the changes each time the Apply button is hit.

After hitting the Apply button in the Type Properties dialog, we no longer refresh the dialog contents from the current operator definition. This lets you repeatedly save the definition to somewhere other than the location of the current definition without having to redo the changes each time the Apply button is hit.