The molecule framework in VTK and ParaView has recently been improved. In this blog we quickly introduce the new features. Note that the features presented … Read More
Context Besides being large, climate simulations are usually comprised of many different variables and quantities that often need to be visualized side by side. The … Read More
Visualization of salient features in volume data is not straightforward. A popular method is to extract and visualize some contours of the data that is … Read More
During the first week of October took place IEEE Vis 2017 in Phoenix, AZ. Kitware supported this event and was involved in at least 3 … Read More
The 8th edition International Conference on Numerical Methods for Multi-Material Fluid Flow (MultiMat 2017) that held last week (September 18-22, 2017) in Santa-Fe, NM, USA … Read More
One of the great features of ParaView is the ability to easily compare dataset which are not actually connected to one another. It is achieved … Read More
One feature in ParaView 4.4 that was quite used was the Point Sprite Representation available through a built-in plugin. The feature was lost when we … Read More
Thanks to EDF funding, new capabilities for data analysis is making its debut in ParaView and VTK based on OpenTURNS. OpenTURNS is an open source … Read More
We have introduced what we call “Animation Shortcuts” in ParaView! They enable simply and quickly add an Animation Track without opening the Animation View panel, … Read More
ParaView 5.4.0 is now available for download. Please see the full list of issues addressed by and features added to this release. Major highlights in … Read More