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The following have been added to the Softimage 2013 SDK.

New Commands

AddPortToICENode2 - Adds a new port at the specified location and returns an XSICollection of new port objects.
HideAllPortValues - Hides all port values in specific container node(s).
SetCheckerboardMode - Sets the Checkerboard mode of a particular Texture Editor view.
TransferAllPropertiesAcrossGenOp - Added new IncludeAllClusters parameter to specify that clusters with no properties are included in the transfer

New Methods (C++)

CICEAttributeDataArray<T>::operator [] - Accessor to the encapsulated array. This operator is used for writing to the data array.
CICEAttributeDataArray<bool>::SetData - Accessor to the bool array for writing to the data array.
CICEAttributeDataArray2D::ResizeSubArray - Changes the size of the sub-array at a given index and returns a new array pointing to the resized sub-array.
Geometry::AddICEAttribute - Adds a new ICEAttribute object to this geometry and returns this object.
Geometry::RemoveICEAttribute - Removes an attribute from this geometry.
CMatrix3f::Get - Gets a pointer to the const version of the internal matrix.
CMatrix4f::Get - Gets a pointer to the const version of the internal matrix.
ProjectItem::AddICEAttribute - Adds a new ICEAttribute object to this ProjectItem and returns this object.
ProjectItem::RemoveICEAttribute - Removes an attribute from this ProjectItem.
CString::TrimLeft - Removes a character or a group of characters from the beginning of this string.
CString::TrimRight - Removes a character or a group of characters at the end of this string.
Camera::GetFrustum - Gets the camera frustum values of the near plane.
ViewContext::GetMetadata - Returns the user data stored in the Context.
ViewContext::GetView - Returns the View object associated with the Context.
Application::GetCustomPropertyCount - Returns the Custom Property count for a given type.
ShaderParamDef::SetReadOnly - Sets the ReadOnly capability of the Shader parameter.

New Methods (Object Model)

ICEAttribute.DataArray - Sets a 1D Array object containing the data defined by an attribute.
ICEAttribute.DataArray2D - Sets a 2D Array object containing the 2D data defined by an attribute.
XSICollection.Filter - Returns a subset of this collection as a new collection of objects matching the filter criteria.
Clip.AddProperty2 - Creates and adds a UserDataBlob or CustomProperty to a Clip object. This method is specific to the python language.
Geometry.AddICEAttribute - Adds and returns a new attribute data on a geometry.
Geometry.RemoveICEAttribute - Removes a non-built-in attribute from a geometry if not required by an ICETree.
Layout.CreateViewFromDefinitionFile2 - Creates a new View object given the path to its definition on disk. This method is similar to Layout.CreateViewFromDefinitionFile but specific to the python language.
Layout.FindView2 - Finds an existing View object given a name in this layout. This method is similar to Layout.FindView but specific to the python language.
Menu.AddItem2 - Adds a menu item at to end of the menu. This method is similar to Menu.AddItem but specific to the python language.
Menu.AddCommandItem2 - Adds a menu item at the end of the menu and attaches a command. This method is similar to Menu.AddCommandItem but specific to the python language.
Menu.AddCallbackItem2 - Adds a menu item to the end of the menu and attaches a callback function. This method is similar to Menu.AddCallbackItem but specific to the python language.
ICENode.GetPortFromName2 - Returns the ICENodePort object that matches a specific port name. This method is similar to ICENode.GetPortFromName but specific to the python language.
ICENode.GetPortFromIndex2 - Returns the ICENodePort object specified by a port index, group index and group instance index. This method is similar to ICENode.GetPortFromIndex but specific to the python language.
Operator.GetPortAt - Returns the specified Port object. This method is similar to Operator.PortAt but specific to the python language.
Operator.GetPort3 - Returns the specified Port object for the operator. This method is similar to Operator.GetPort2 but specific to the python language.
Override.AddParameterEntry2 - Adds a new entry to override the input parameter and returns the new overriding parameter. This method is similar to Override.AddParameterEntry but specific to the python language.
Primitive.GetGeometry3 - Returns a Geometry object containing the object's geometry. This method is similar to Primitive.GetGeometry2 but specific to the python language.
ProjectItem.AddICEAttribute - Adds and returns a new attribute data on this object.
ProjectItem.RemoveICEAttribute - Removes a non-built-in attribute from a geometry if not required by an ICETree.
SceneItem.GetPropertyFromName2 - Returns a property, given its scripting name. This method is similar to SceneItem.GetPropertyFromName but specific to the python language.
SceneItem.GetLocalPropertyFromName2 - Returns a local property, given its scripting name. This method is similar to SceneItem.GetLocalPropertyFromName but specific to the python language.
ShaderArrayParamDef.ItemDef2 - Returns the underlying ShaderParamDef or ShaderStructParamDef object for this array item. This method is similar to ShaderArrayParamDef.ItemDef but specific to the Python language.
ShaderArrayParameter.Item2 - Returns the specified ShaderParameter item in this array. This method is similar to ShaderArrayParameter.Item but specific to the Python language.
ShaderParamDefContainer.AddParamDef2 - This method is similar to ShaderParamDefContainer.AddParamDef but specific to the Python language.
ShaderParamDefContainer.GetParamDefByName2 - Returns the ShaderParamDef that matches the specified name from this container. This method is similar to ShaderParamDefContainer.GetParamDefByName but specific to the Python language.
ShaderParameter.Definition2 - Returns the shader parameter definition as a ShaderParamDef object. This method is similar to ShaderParameter.Definition but specific to the Python language.
View.FindView2 - Finds an existing View object given a name. This method is similar to View.FindView but specific to the Python language.
X3DObject.GetActivePrimitive3 - Returns the 3D object's active Primitive for a given frame. This method is similar to X3DObject.GetActivePrimitive2 but specific to the Python language.
XSIApplication.ActiveProject3 - Returns or sets the active XSIProject object. This method is similar to XSIApplication.ActiveProject2 but specific to the Python language.
XSIApplication.GetObjectFromID2 - Returns the object matching the specified ID. This method is similar to XSIApplication.GetObjectFromID but specific to the python language.
XSIFactory.CreateObjectFromPreset2 - Creates an object from a preset and optional preset family name. This method is similar to XSIFactory.CreateObjectFromPreset but specific to the Python language.
ShaderParamDefOptions.SetReadOnly - Sets the Read Only capability of the Shader parameter.
XSIApplication.GetCustomPropertyCount - Returns the Custom Property count for a given type.

New Enumerations

siHLEOperationAbsoluteOffset, siHLEOperationRelativeOffset, siHLEOperationAbsoluteScaling - Constants that define the high-level editing (HLE) operation used in the FCurve Editor, when the HLE tool is enabled.
siRenderRegionRefreshMode - This indicates the render region refresh mode to use for render regions.

New Events

siOnBeginScrubbing - Fired before setting a parameter value(s) with a PPG slider control.
siOnEndScrubbing - Fired after a parameter value(s) have been changed with a slider control.
siOnPreParseShaderDef - Fired after a shader definition is pre parsed.
siOnPreDefineShaderDef - Fired after a shader definition is pre defined.

New Anchorpoints

siMenuTbICECrowdFXActorsID
siMenuTbICECrowdFXSimulationID
siMenuTbICECrowdFXCrowdID
siMenuFCurveEditorTopLevelID
siMenuFCurveEditorFileID
siMenuFCurveEditorEditID
siMenuFCurveEditorViewID
siMenuFCurveEditorKeysID
siMenuFCurveEditorCurvesID
siMenuFCurveEditorSelectID
siMenuSchematicViewTopLevelID
siMenuMaterialManagerTopLevelID
siMenuAnimMixerEditID
siMenuAnimMixerViewID
siMenuAnimMixerTrackID
siMenuAnimMixerClipID
siMenuAnimMixerMixID
siMenuAnimMixerEffectID
siMenuShaderCodeEditContextID

View Attributes

MaterialManagerAttributes
- selection - Returns a comma-delimited string containing the full name(s) of the selected materials currently displayed in the Material Manager
WeightEditorAttributes
- invaliddeformers - Returns an XSICollection containing the invalid X3DObject deformer object(s) currently displayed in the Weight Editor.
- selecteddeformers - Returns an XSICollection containing the selected X3DObject deformer object(s) currently displayed in the Weight Editor.
- verticesnotfullyassigned - Returns a one-dimension SAFEARRAY containing the string expression of point components which are not full assigned weight.
- verticesexceedingdeformerlimit - Returns one-dimension SAFEARRAY containing the string expression of point components which are exceeding the deformer limit.
- painttoolactivated - Determine whether or not the paint tool is activated in Weight Paint Panel.
FCurveEditorAttributes / AnimationEditorAttributes
- ripple - Determines whether or not existing keys are pushed ahead on the timeline when you parse keys on an fcurve or when you scale a region of keys
- selectedcurves - Returns or sets the selected FCurve objects as a comma-delimited string containing the full name of the FCurve's parent
- frameall - Frames all displayed fcurves
- frameselection - Frames selection
- frameplaybackrange - Frames all the fcurves within the time span specified by the timeline
- frameselectedkeys - Frames selected keys
- frameselectedcurves - Frames selected fcurves
- frameregion - Frames a region
- centercurrenttime - Centers the fcurve graph around the timeline cursor's position
- autoframe - Determines whether or not animation editor will frame all fcurves automatically
- interactiveupdate - Determines whether or not to see the effect of the changes in viewports as you edit the fcurves.
- showbuffercurves - Determines whether or not to display a temporary copy of the original function curve that has been saved into a buffer.
- displaynormalized - Determines whether or not to display the normalized fcurves.
- classicmode - Switches between Suite and Classic Mode
- hle - Determines whether or not to enable the high-level editing (HLE) tool.
- hlecompensation - Determines whether or not to enable the high-level editing (HLE) compensation mode
- hleoperation - Determines which high-level editing (HLE) operation the HLE tool uses
- displayoptions - Determines which fcurves are displayed in the graph by default
- isolatecurve - Determines whether or not to isolate the selected fcurves so that only they appear in the graph
- clearallcurves - Hides all fcurves associated with the selected object without collapsing the animation explorer
- hidecurve - Hides the selected fcurves
- unhideallcurves - Displays all hidden fcurves
- keysonunselectedcurves - Determines whether or not to display keys on all unselected curves
- slopesonunselectedkeys - Determines whether or not to display the slope handles of all unselected keys on a selected curve
- showlabels - Determines whether or not to display labels on all selected curves
- keyscoordinates - Determines whether or not to display the X and Y coordinate values for each selected key
- grid - Determines whether or not to display the X and Y axis grid lines
- rulers - Determines whether or not to display the rulers on the horizontal X(time) and vertical Y(value) axes
- timecursorvisible - Determines whether or not to display the red playback cursor in the fcurve graph
- timecursorselectable - Determines whether or not the red playback cursor is selectable in the fcurve graph
- metacurveregion - Determines whether or not to display a bar below the graph showing an overview representation of all the keys of the selected fcurves
- localtime - Determines whether or not to display the corresponding time of the animation between the action in the animation mixer and the fcurve editor
- framerange - Returns or sets the frame range in frame values
- timerange - Returns or sets the frame range in time values
- valuerange - Returns or sets the minimum/maximum values (Y axis) range
- displayedcurves - Returns or sets the displayed FCurve objects as a comma delimited string containing the full name of the FCurve's parent
- selectedkeysatframes - Returns or sets the selected keys of FCurve objects as a string
- selectedkeysattimes - Returns or sets the selected keys of FCurve objects as a string
- savebuffer - Saves the buffer copy of the edited curve, when buffer curves option is active
- swapbuffer - Swaps between the edited curve and its buffer copy, when buffer curves option is active
DopeSheetAttributes
- pasteoperation - The behavior when copied keys are paste into the current DopeSheet
- frameall - Frames all the keys in the DopeSheet
- frameselection - Frames the selected keys in the DopeSheet
- frameplaybackrange - Frames the playback range in the DopeSheet
- displayoptions - Determines which tracks are displayed in the DopeSheet
- aligntrackswithtreeview - Determines whether the DopeSheet tracks align with its corresponding node in the tree view on the left
- displayscenesummarytrack - Determines whether the scene summary track is displayed
- displaydopesheetsummarytrack - Determines whether the DopeSheet summary track is displayed
- phonemekeydisplay - Determines whether the phoneme keys display mode is active
- phonemeshowinbetweens - Determines whether the shape key names between the shape keys are displayed in phoneme key display mode
- phonemekeythreshold -Determines the weight threshold used by the phoneme key display mode
- ripple - Determines whether ripple is enabled
AnimationMixerAttributes
- targetcontent - The name of the object for which to display in the Animation Mixer
CustomDisplayHostAttributes
- metadata - The string-based data associated with the Custom Display Host View
ObjectViewAttributes
- holdselection - Controls whether to show the last selection when nothing is selected in Object View
TextureEditorAttributes
- checkerboard - Enables/Disables the checkerboard mode
- frameselection - Frames the selected components in the Texture Editor view
- frameall - Frames all the vertices in the Texture Editor view
- frameimage - Frames the image in the Texture Editor view
- showselected - Show the selected components in the Texture Editor view
- hideselected - Hide the selected components in the Texture Editor view
- showall - Show all the components in the Texture Editor view
- maxdisplayresolution - Sets/Gets the maximum display resolution of the image in the Texture Editor view
- interpolateimage - Enables/Disables the interpolation of the image
- dimimage - Enables/Disables the dimming of the image
- overlaps - Enables/Disables the highlighting of overlaps in the Texture Editor view
- oddoverlaps - Enables/Disables the highlighting of odd overlaps in the Texture Editor view
- coverage - Enables/Disables the display of the coverage in the Texture Editor view
- connectivity - Enables/Disables the display of the connectivity in the Texture Editor view.
- statusbar - Enables/Disables the display of the statusbar in the Texture Editor view
- clip - Sets/Gets the image clip in the Texture Editor view
- projection - Sets/Gets the UV projection in the Texture Editor view
- lock - Controls the lock selection state button in the toolbar
WeightPaintPanelAttributes
- solo - Determine whether or not to display the weight map for only the current deformer in Weight Paint Panel

The methods for starting Softimage on Windows and Linux operating systems are described in this section.

Starting Softimage on Windows

There are several ways to start on a Windows system:

Using the Start menu (see below).
Using the command line (see Starting from the Windows Command Line).
From a shortcut you create on your desktop or by double-clicking on the Windows batch file called xsi.bat. By default, the batch file is located in the C:Program FilesAutodeskSoftimage 2014Applicationbin folder.

Starting with the Windows Start Menu

If you installed in the default configuration, you can start from the Windows Start menu in the lower-left corner of the Windows desktop. To do this:

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Starting from the Windows Command Line

Starting from the Windows command line lets you specify various startup options, such as the project you want to load.

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To start without any options, type:
XSI
To start and load a specific project list or scene file, type the startup option on the same line after the above command. For example, to start with a specific scene, type:
XSI <scene_file_name.scn>

Once Softimage has started, you can exit the command prompt window at any time.

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For a list of command-line options you can use when starting Softimage, type xsi -h.
If you use a standard command prompt instead of the one in the Softimage menu, type the following to start Softimage:
xsi.bat
This is a batch file that sets the necessary environment variables before starting Softimage. These environment variables are already set in the Softimage command prompt.

Creating a Shortcut for Starting on Windows

To create a shortcut to Softimage on the desktop

From the Windows Explorer, go to the directory where the Softimage batch file (XSI.bat) resides. By default, this should be in C:Program FilesAutodeskSoftimage 2014Applicationbin.
Right-click the xsi.bat file and choose Create Shortcut.
A shortcut to the batch file is created.
Drag the shortcut icon to your desktop.
Start Softimage by double-clicking the shortcut icon.
To change the name of the shortcut, click the icon's name once and then type a new name.

To modify a shortcut by specifying startup options

Right-click the shortcut icon and choose Properties from the pop-up menu.
On the Shortcut tab of the Shortcuts dialog box, add any desired options to the command line in the Target text box. Make sure the entire command, including the options, are enclosed inside quotation marks.

For more information about the desktop, shortcuts, the Windows Explorer, and folder windows, please see your Windows operating system documentation.

Starting Softimage on Linux

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xsi (lower case letters) is a script that sources .xsi_2013 (the environment script) and then executes the XSI (upper case letters) software.

You can choose to source the environment script first when you open a shell and then run XSI or you can change directories to <Softimage installation path>/Application/bin/ and run xsi (the script) directly.

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To start Softimage from a shell

Open a terminal.
From your user account, type source ~/.xsi_2013
Type XSI at the prompt. The welcome screen appears.
or

Open a terminal.
Change directories to:
<Softimage installation path>/Application/bin/.
Type xsi (lower case letters). The welcome screen appears.

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There are a number of window managers that you can choose to install on Linux, and therefore, there is no one particular way to create an icon on your desktop or add a menu item to start Softimage. Refer to your window manager's documentation for more information.

If you create a shortcut on the desktop or in the menu bar/task bar, make sure it runs the xsi script directly, which will automatically source the environment script before running Softimage.