Facet::remove inline points now deletes the points in addition to detaching them from the geometry.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

ombind now take an optional -d parameter to specify default settings for the manipulator. The meaning of the default settings is specific to the type of manipulator, so users will not likely use this option. It is here mainly for completeness. The default specified here is written out with the omwrite command.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

The floor state now translates the entire floor as you move your mouse, not just the outline.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Fixed bug where the ch() function would not evaluate another channels value unless there was a keyframe. This bug did not affect spare channels and only applies to channels that are owned by parameters.

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).

Rotoscoping has been extended to use disk files, as well as images cooked from the new and old compositors (for backward compatibility with older hip files). The viewport display options dialog now contains more preferences for these extensions, as does the Roto page of the Camera object. The viewbackground command also has more flags to set these options (see the command help).