Fix bug in the FBX import for KineFX and Agents to properly treat nodes marked with their Show property disabled as invisible. This behaviour can be controlled via the Import Invisible Shapes parameter on the FBX Character/Skin Import SOPs and the Minimal Nodes parameter on Agent SOP.

Fix bug in the FBX import for KineFX and Agents to properly treat nodes marked with their Show property disabled as invisible. This behaviour can be controlled via the Import Invisible Shapes parameter on the FBX Character/Skin Import SOPs and the Minimal Nodes parameter on Agent SOP.

MotionClip Blend, Cycle, and Sequence no longer pack the 'time' point attribute into the poses of the MotionClip.

MotionClip Blend, Cycle, and Sequence no longer pack the 'time' point attribute into the poses of the MotionClip.

hou.LopNode.addSublayer has been renamed hou.LopNode.addSubLayer to be more consistent with other APIs.

hou.LopNode.addSublayer has been renamed hou.LopNode.addSubLayer to be more consistent with other APIs.

Color Dissipation with OpenCL enabled now properly samples the Control Field.

Color Dissipation with OpenCL enabled now properly samples the Control Field.

VDB Activate SOP no longer stops processing as soon as it reaches a non-VDB, but instead just ignores them.

VDB Activate SOP no longer stops processing as soon as it reaches a non-VDB, but instead just ignores them.

Scene Import now respects the visibility flag of enapsulating Object nodes. For example, if a geo node is inside a subnet which isn't visible, the geo node will no longer be translated to LOPs.

Scene Import now respects the visibility flag of enapsulating Object nodes. For example, if a geo node is inside a subnet which isn't visible, the geo node will no longer be translated to LOPs.

Scene Import now respects the visibility flag of the subnet and blend Object nodes when translating to LOPs.

Scene Import now respects the visibility flag of the subnet and blend Object nodes when translating to LOPs.

The viewport camera now has an aperture matching the default for the /obj cam node. This was previously the case in Houdini 18.5, but in 19.0 a very slight change was introduced. The "Field of View" viewport pref's default value has been updated to support this.

The viewport camera now has an aperture matching the default for the /obj cam node. This was previously the case in Houdini 18.5, but in 19.0 a very slight change was introduced. The "Field of View" viewport pref's default value has been updated to support this.

The default aperture for the stereo camera rig was previously very slightly different from the aperture for the normal camera. These have been consolidated but there may be very small visual differences when comparing existing scenes against newly-instantiated nodes.

The default aperture for the stereo camera rig was previously very slightly different from the aperture for the normal camera. These have been consolidated but there may be very small visual differences when comparing existing scenes against newly-instantiated nodes.

Changed hou.MenuParmTemplate so it no longer clamps the menu's default value to the menu item range, if the menu is driven by a script, instead of a menu item list. This fixes an issue with non-zero default values being reset to zero for script menus, since the menu item list is empty when a menu script is specified.

Changed hou.MenuParmTemplate so it no longer clamps the menu's default value to the menu item range, if the menu is driven by a script, instead of a menu item list. This fixes an issue with non-zero default values being reset to zero for script menus, since the menu item list is empty when a menu script is specified.