The UVFuse SOP will no longer unlock more inputs than it locks.

The UVFuse SOP will no longer unlock more inputs than it locks.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixing the "Initialize Simulation SOPs" parameter on most Output Drivers so that it actually causes all simulation-type SOPs (POP SOP, Spring SOP, Particle SOP, etc.) to be initialized before performing a render.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Fixed crash when deleting VOP Networks. Problem introduced in 7.0.12.

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Certain COPs now have their connections labeled, such as 'Layer' and 'Composite', which indicates the operation being performed at a glance. Masked operations also show which plane is being used as the mask. These labels are visible on the worksheet, and disappear at lower levels of detail (when the network is zoomed out, to avoid clutter).

Doing a polyreduce with a percentage of 100% should no longer cause a polygon to be lost.

Doing a polyreduce with a percentage of 100% should no longer cause a polygon to be lost.

Doing a polyreduce with a percentage of 100% should no longer cause a polygon to be lost.

Doing a polyreduce with a percentage of 100% should no longer cause a polygon to be lost.

Doing a polyreduce with a percentage of 100% should no longer cause a polygon to be lost.