All object creation scripts now have the command "\set noalias = 1" to avoid potential conflicts with user defined aliases.

All object creation scripts now have the command "\set noalias = 1" to avoid potential conflicts with user defined aliases.

All object creation scripts now have the command "\set noalias = 1" to avoid potential conflicts with user defined aliases.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

When first viewing large op networks, it should no longer display some of the tiles uninitialized in the bottom left of the viewport.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

The mechanism for loading image formats has been changed. Previously:

• The table defining formats was located in HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb/index.
• The DSO's to be loaded for the new formats were foundrelative to the HOUDINI_PATH.

This proved troublesome for users who had environments spanning multiple architectures since the plug-in formats were machine dependent. The new loading mechanism:

• Looks for the table definition in HOUDINI_PATH/FBformats
• Loads DSO's relative to the HOUDINI_DSO_PATH variable.

Thus, the $HOUDINI_PATH/dso_fb directory is no longer scanned for image formats or DSOs.

Peak SOP is now smarter about translating primitives. Each point is translated along the average of the normals of primitives to which they are attached. But only primitives in the selection are considered. Also, Peak now disables the Group Type field when no group is specified.

Peak SOP is now smarter about translating primitives. Each point is translated along the average of the normals of primitives to which they are attached. But only primitives in the selection are considered. Also, Peak now disables the Group Type field when no group is specified.

Peak SOP is now smarter about translating primitives. Each point is translated along the average of the normals of primitives to which they are attached. But only primitives in the selection are considered. Also, Peak now disables the Group Type field when no group is specified.

Peak SOP is now smarter about translating primitives. Each point is translated along the average of the normals of primitives to which they are attached. But only primitives in the selection are considered. Also, Peak now disables the Group Type field when no group is specified.