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@starseeker starseeker released this 19 Mar 19:21
· 48761 commits to main since this release
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--- 2009-02-06  Release 7.14.2                                     ---
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This release includes a number of new tools and enhancements that
facilitate geometry import and export including a new 'bot_dump' tool
for extracting mesh models without evaluating them for solidity, a new
'dem-g' converter for importing Digital Elevation Model (DEM) data,
a new 'lens' tool for creating accurate optical lenses, and the dxf-g
importer receives a bug fix when importing 2D entities.

* fixed errors in handling of hyp primitive translations - Cliff Yapp
* g_diff now guesses if a change was evolutionary - Erik Greenwald
* added >, <, >= and <= attr value comparisons in search - Cliff Yapp
* fixed double-edged line segment sketch bug in dxf-g - John Anderson
* mged 'inside' command no longer uses edit state objects - Bob Parker
* reported and fixed mged documentation eto typein bug - Robert Penny
* fixed mged itcl.tcl startup failure prior to install - Sean Morrison
* fixed bot_dump -u command line option for setting units - Bob Parker
* changed automatic 'make' sizes for various primitives - Bob Parker
* fixed bug with mged 'make' command automatic keypoints - Bob Parker
* renamed all mk_ tools to remove the mk_ prefix - Sean Morrison
* more conversion of documentation to Docbook format - Janine Gettier
* removed the unused 'k'eypoint point on extrudes - Sean Morrison
* added new dem-g terrain importer - Richard Weiss
* layout tweaks to display of selection lists in archer - Doug Howard
* activate primitive creation buttons in archer - Bob Parker
* activate wizard plugins and add tire wizard to archer - Bob Parker
* new initial manual page for bot_dump - Sean Morrison
* added editing support for hyperboloid primitive to mged - Cliff Yapp
* new 'lens' procedural tool for making optical lenses - Cliff Yapp