Fixed bug in the Edit Capture Weights object viewer tool where using the select all points or toggle points operation would not exclude points hidden by a visibility sop.

Fixed bug in the Edit Capture Weights object viewer tool where using the select all points or toggle points operation would not exclude points hidden by a visibility sop.

Fixed bug in the Edit Capture Weights object viewer tool where using the select all points or toggle points operation would not exclude points hidden by a visibility sop.

Fixed bug in the Edit Capture Weights object viewer tool where using the select all points or toggle points operation would not exclude points hidden by a visibility sop.

Fixed bug in the Edit Capture Weights object viewer tool where using the select all points or toggle points operation would not exclude points hidden by a visibility sop.

Fixed a bug where the Disable When information for a parameter in an operator type definition was being lost if the parameter was inside a folder.

Fixed a bug where the Disable When information for a parameter in an operator type definition was being lost if the parameter was inside a folder.

Fixed a bug where the Disable When information for a parameter in an operator type definition was being lost if the parameter was inside a folder.

Fixed a bug where the Disable When information for a parameter in an operator type definition was being lost if the parameter was inside a folder.

Fixed a bug where the Disable When information for a parameter in an operator type definition was being lost if the parameter was inside a folder.

It is now possible to have menu, check box, string, and button style parameters get their values by referencing another parameter. This referencing will work even in locked subnet operator types. The referencing is set up automatically when you drag and drop a node onto the Parameter list in the Type Properties dialog of an operator. Existing operator types will still not work. You will need to re-create the parameter references in the Type Properties dialog.

It is now possible to have menu, check box, string, and button style parameters get their values by referencing another parameter. This referencing will work even in locked subnet operator types. The referencing is set up automatically when you drag and drop a node onto the Parameter list in the Type Properties dialog of an operator. Existing operator types will still not work. You will need to re-create the parameter references in the Type Properties dialog.

It is now possible to have menu, check box, string, and button style parameters get their values by referencing another parameter. This referencing will work even in locked subnet operator types. The referencing is set up automatically when you drag and drop a node onto the Parameter list in the Type Properties dialog of an operator. Existing operator types will still not work. You will need to re-create the parameter references in the Type Properties dialog.

It is now possible to have menu, check box, string, and button style parameters get their values by referencing another parameter. This referencing will work even in locked subnet operator types. The referencing is set up automatically when you drag and drop a node onto the Parameter list in the Type Properties dialog of an operator. Existing operator types will still not work. You will need to re-create the parameter references in the Type Properties dialog.

It is now possible to have menu, check box, string, and button style parameters get their values by referencing another parameter. This referencing will work even in locked subnet operator types. The referencing is set up automatically when you drag and drop a node onto the Parameter list in the Type Properties dialog of an operator. Existing operator types will still not work. You will need to re-create the parameter references in the Type Properties dialog.

You can now create a Button parameter in the dialogs for your custom operators. This parameter will appear as a push button in the operator dialog, and should be used to execute a callback script.

You can now create a Button parameter in the dialogs for your custom operators. This parameter will appear as a push button in the operator dialog, and should be used to execute a callback script.

You can now create a Button parameter in the dialogs for your custom operators. This parameter will appear as a push button in the operator dialog, and should be used to execute a callback script.

You can now create a Button parameter in the dialogs for your custom operators. This parameter will appear as a push button in the operator dialog, and should be used to execute a callback script.

You can now create a Button parameter in the dialogs for your custom operators. This parameter will appear as a push button in the operator dialog, and should be used to execute a callback script.