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 two new representations included in … 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 all values on this surface … 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 presentations, 2 of them took … 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 was a great success! Kitware … 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 by sharing Color Map (aka … 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 transitioned to the new OpenGL2 … 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 initiative for the Treatment of … 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, selecting the source and the … 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 this release include: New Color … Read More
ParaView 5.3.0 is now available for download. The full list of issues addressed by and features added to this release is available here. Major highlights in this release include: VTK-m … Read More