Kitware has just announced the immediate availability of ParaView 3.10, boasting a huge new collection of features. For starters:
For the 3.10 release, we have added 60 new readers, which include: ANSYS, CGNS, Chombo, Dyna3D, Enzo, Mili, Miranda, Nastran, Pixie, Samrai, Silo, and Tecplot Binary. A full listing of supported readers can be found in the ParaView Users Guide. We also added the ability for developers to create ParaView reader plugins from previously developed VisIt reader plugins. You can find a full guide on how to do this on the VisIt Database Bridge.
After that, they have a new Python-based calculator:
We have included a Python-based calculator which makes it possible to write operations using Python. The Python calculator uses NumPy, which lets you use advanced functions such as gradients, curls, and divergence easily in expressions. Also the NumPy module is packaged in the ParaView binary and is importable from the ParaView Python shell.
But that’s not all. They’ve got a new parallel-standalone version, great for folks on beefy workstations, along with new menus, smarter filters, and a new pipeline for composite and multi-block datasets.
A huge collection of new features, all available for free right now!
