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Added a new procedure restoreImagePlanes() to bring back any planes that were hidden to their previous state. That means that planes that were already off when you ran the killImagePlanes() process will stay off, and anything that was on will go back to whatever state they were in before.
Source hf_imagePlanes in your userSetup.mel, then use killImagePlanes() in your pre-render MEL and restoreImagePlanes() in your post-render MEL in your globals and the rest will take care of itself!
