Performance has been increased on IK Bone chains which have objects in between the bones. This changes some subtle behaviour: 1. Look-At objects are no longer taken into account. Look-At objects would

have resulted in a bad IK solution previously anyhow.

2. If the bone chain split inside a subnet that had a transform, it will

not be taken account. This was previously true for bones but not for the non-bone objects in between. This is now true for both bones and the non-bone objects.

Performance has been increased on IK Bone chains which have objects in between the bones. This changes some subtle behaviour: 1. Look-At objects are no longer taken into account. Look-At objects would

have resulted in a bad IK solution previously anyhow.

2. If the bone chain split inside a subnet that had a transform, it will

not be taken account. This was previously true for bones but not for the non-bone objects in between. This is now true for both bones and the non-bone objects.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

Removed hescape+ as a link to hescape. To start hescape with the Render Plus token, please use 'hescape -p'.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

When deleting nodes in the network, the current (path) node is always deleted (to avoid inconsistency as to when it deleted and when it is not). In addition, if any other nodes are selected they are deleted as well. Previously, if any node was selected, then the current node would not be deleted.

The transformation (translate and rotate) handles are now following the geometry more closely than they used to. For certain RST transform order, the handle actually was not placed consistently with the object parameters.

The transformation (translate and rotate) handles are now following the geometry more closely than they used to. For certain RST transform order, the handle actually was not placed consistently with the object parameters.