--- ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2022/08/11 15:09:13	1.419
+++ ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2023/03/17 20:43:16	1.426
@@ -2563,3 +2563,40 @@ Increased maximum set size to 8191 to avoid set overfl
 Added source obstruction test to statistics being kept on which
 sources were visible in adaptive shadow testing code.  Previous
 behavior was likely over-estimating source contributions.
+
+Added diffuse components into maximum directional hemispherical
+reported by checkBSDF, so comparing to 100% is easier for each
+component.
+
+Fixed incorrect calculations in iso2klems script, thanks to
+help from Jacob Jonnson.
+
+Updated official copyright and license according to new wording
+provided by Jean Haemmerle at the LBNL Intellectual Property Office.
+Both were copied verbatim from e-mail I received from Taoning Wang
+on 8/20/2022.
+
+Added -features option to rpict, rtrace, and rcontrib to check
+which features are present or look for specific feature support.
+This addition was suggested by Peter Apian-Bennewitz as an easier
+way to determine which version of Radiance is installed and what
+it supports, and is timely as we begin our refactoring of the
+rendering code.  There are no current plans to add this to rvu.
+
+Added falsecolor -odim, -orct, and -c0 options to overlay grid of
+values on image.  This was requested by Rob Shakespeare.
+
+Added -i* and -o* options in rhcopy for reading rays from the
+standard input and writing rays from holodeck to standard output.
+This will hopefully be useful in combining rholo with rcontrib.
+
+Added further checking for coincident (overlapping) flat surfaces,
+preferring front sides to back sides in the ray intersection
+calculation.  This only applies to rings and faces, as the other
+surface types would have required additional calculations to
+make them work.  Material transparency is still the primary
+consideration, now followed by ray hit side, followed by
+modifier definition order in the input.
+
+Increased octree and object limits to allow scenes with billions
+of primitives.