The Sticky Object now has an appropriate handle, the Sticky Handle. This allows interactive movement along the axes and rotation of the sticky's space about the normal.

The Sticky Object's orientation has been changed so the U-axis now aligns to the X-axis as specified in the documentation - it previously aligned to the Y-axis.

The Sticky Object now has an appropriate handle, the Sticky Handle. This allows interactive movement along the axes and rotation of the sticky's space about the normal.

The Sticky Object's orientation has been changed so the U-axis now aligns to the X-axis as specified in the documentation - it previously aligned to the Y-axis.

The Sticky Object now has an appropriate handle, the Sticky Handle. This allows interactive movement along the axes and rotation of the sticky's space about the normal.

The Sticky Object's orientation has been changed so the U-axis now aligns to the X-axis as specified in the documentation - it previously aligned to the Y-axis.

The Sticky Object now has an appropriate handle, the Sticky Handle. This allows interactive movement along the axes and rotation of the sticky's space about the normal.

The Sticky Object's orientation has been changed so the U-axis now aligns to the X-axis as specified in the documentation - it previously aligned to the Y-axis.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

Added a "Save to .preset File..." menu item to the Preset menu. This allows a preset to be saved to any arbitrary file. Presets saved this way do not automatically appear in the Presets menu. It is also possible to save .preset files or load them with the new oppresetsavefile and oppresetloadfile commands.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

In the viewer memory settings, a cache size of zero no longer indicates unlimited memory use.

Added command called "chrefit" that takes the current data in a channel, fits a cubic curve within a given error tolerance, and assigns new keys/values that control the shape of the fitted curve. This command is intended to reduce number of keys, by approximating the data with the curve. See help for that command for more information.

The Object CHOP now has a new Channel Range parameter which allows for more cooking options (similar to the Fetch CHOP):

• Use Start/End (default and the old behaviour)
• Use Current Frame
• USe Full Animation Range

The Object CHOP now has a new Channel Range parameter which allows for more cooking options (similar to the Fetch CHOP):

• Use Start/End (default and the old behaviour)
• Use Current Frame
• USe Full Animation Range

The Object CHOP now has a new Channel Range parameter which allows for more cooking options (similar to the Fetch CHOP):

• Use Start/End (default and the old behaviour)
• Use Current Frame
• USe Full Animation Range