By Simon

This sop allows you to blend between shapes using the uv of the surface to define how the morph happens, it also allows you to morph between shapes with different topologies. It works in two modes static and animate. In static the an animation curve in either the u or v blend channel will define how the shape morphs from A to B over the uv range, where the u or V replace time. In animate mode the channels work like a normal morph and the shape will change from A to B over time. Check the example file it's easier to see than to explain.....

A hack for occlusion baked into geometry. Good for dirt map effects where you don't want the overhead of long render times.

Version 1.2 of a new idea for how to capture and deform characters. The best description I have for this comes courtesy of Mario it's inter-bone bridging -- a directed, cross-spatial component. It augments the concept of capture regions by being able to work *between* the implicit spaces of all (local) capture regions.

Or put another way it captures by defining surface features, and attempts to create bone driven animation without the need for weight painting.

Oh and this one also comes with help :)

Added some extra features, cleaned out redundant ones, and general fixed bugs.

Very simple melt effect. Only works in the Y axis at the moment. There's only one input, see the example file to see what it does. Just thought I'd test this new exchange thingy.

This is just an implimentation of some Sesi code for using point clouds to blur an existing attribute.