[Paraview-developers] ParaView 5.4.1 is now available for download

[Cory Quammen]

The ParaView development team is pleased to announce that ParaView
5.4.1 is available for download. Binaries and source code are
available from

www.paraview.org/download

Note that the ParaView Download page has been updated with an improved
layout that makes downloading ParaView easier.

The ParaView 5.4.1 bug fix release addresses a number of problems in
5.4.0, including:

* The black render window observed on some systems when FXAA was
enabled or an object's opacity was less than 1 has been fixed.

* Field output for cells with non-straight edges has been corrected.

* Derivatives for quadratic triangles are now computed correctly.

* A bug that occurred when generating a Catalyst script with no images
output has been fixed.

* A problem with writing animations as AVIs was fixed.

* Logic in the CGNS reader was updated to correctly read all solution
nodes for each centering type when FlowSolutionPointers are missing.

* Fixed crash in CGNS reader when moving forward in time.

* Fixed problem with long-running animations not advancing past a
certain number of time steps.

* Resolved issue where changing one file path in the state file loader
"Choose File Names" dialog also changed the file paths of other files
with the same type.

* Addressed problem with enumerated property dependencies in ParaViewWeb.

* Added ability to change the font size in the ParaView user interface.

* Fixed BoxLib3D file reader.

* State files now properly support files with relative paths.

* Removed inappropriate scalar bar scaling when saving large screen shots.

* A bug in the color mapping that in some cases incorrectly mapped
some data values to the above-range color was fixed.

* OSPRay can now be compiled in Cray programming environments and for
the first time has support for Intel Skylake processors.

 * Added lower limit to how small the GUI font size can be.

 * Addressed issue affecting layouts when loading a state file from
the Python console.

Thanks!

-- 
Cory Quammen
Staff R&D Engineer
Kitware, Inc.