![]() ![]() ![]() More information can be found an the ParaView Wiki. A vtkMappedDataArray subclass may be used for attribute/coordinate arrays, and vtkMappedUnstructuredGrid is used for dataset topologies. ParaView Catalyst: Zero-Copy infrastructure for transferring dataĪ set of experimental interfaces have been added for reusing simulation memory in portions of a Catalyst pipeline. More details on how to create such views can be found on Kitware blog. This will make it possible to take ParaView’s charting capabilities even further. This release adds mechanisms to enable Python developers to integrate views that use libraries such as matplotlib for rendering. Also the the user interactions for making new selections in line chart view have been cleaned up to be more consistent with the render view. Of course, one can still drag diagonally to scale both axes as before. Inspired by plots in matplotlib, individual axes in line and bar charts can now be zoomed by right-clicking and dragging along the x- or y- axis. One can affect these directly from the Find Data dialog or the new Selection Display Inspector which is dockable panel specially designed for picking selection labels, label properties, or showing the selection frustum for frustum based selections. Selection Inspector was primarily used to control how selections are labelled, their font properties, etc. Selection Inspector panel has been removed. Find Data dialog has been updated to always show the active selection, no matter how it was created. One had to use what was called the Selection Inspector. However, until now, if the user created selection using some other mechanism, such as selecting cells in the 3D view, the Find Data dialog could not be used to inspect that selection. It is now easier to edit transfer functions when using log scaling as the transfer function editor view now switches to log space.įind Data dialog, introduced several versions ago, has quickly become of the main mechanisms for creating new selections. This also makes it easier to access some of the functionality introduced in the previous version of ParaView, such as categorical colors. The panel, which is now a dockable widget, instead of a popup dialog, makes it easier to edit transfer functions as well as edit labels and annotations on the color legend or scalar bar. This release introduces a completely designed panel for editing color and opacity transfer functions for scalar coloring. Some of the notable enhancements in this release are as follows: For a detailed list of issues resolved, refer to the change log. With about 170 issues resolved, this release includes several bug fixes and feature enhancements. ParaView 4.1.0 is now available for download. ![]()
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