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VisNow v1.4.0 is available for download NOW! Go to visnow.org web page to get the installers for Linux, Windows, or macOS.

This is the first VisNow release under the new community branding - visnow.org. However, VisNow still remains the same best visualization application that you know.

Major changes: visnow.org rebranding; new Point Field data type; LAS reader module for LIDAR point cloud data support; HDF5/CDM4 reader and writer modules; Updated CSV reader; Updated component calculator module; differential operations module now supports time derivatives; Refreshed movie creation panel; Added even more support for physical units.

Major bugfixes: Rendering library upgraded to new Java3D/JOGL versions; Lots of code optimizations; Resolved a number of VisNow freezes on newer operating systems; Fixed problems in graph 3d and line probe modules; Fixed issues in writing ASCII VNF files; Fixed problems in flow visualization module; Fixed problems with 1D fields rendering.

VisNow development has made a significant step towards the open-source community! It is now developed and hosted by the visnow.org association with contributions from a wider visualization community. ICM and the original VisNow team still is and will remain one of the main contributors! Got o visnow.org web page for more information and news.

VisNow v1.3.1 is available for download NOW! Go to the download section to get the installers for Linux, Windows or macOS.

This is still VisNow in the full version with all functionalities. Within this release, we've focused on improving the support for large regular fields and fixed a bunch of bigger and smaller bugs. 

Major changes: Improved large data support; The new interface in component calculator module; Added support of coordinate units; Added support of large 3D fields in the image reader; Lots of bugfixes.

Major bugfixes: Solved thread deadlock on newer Linux systems; Solved number of issues on newer macOS systems; Fixed some bugs in the stationary flow visualization module; Fixed interpretation of 16-bit DICOMs.

Supercomputing Frontiers conference is coming next week to Warsaw, Poland again - as SCFE 2019. This second release of SCFE conference again will become a place of visionary look at the future of supercomputing. The tutorials programme this year covers programming with Julia, programming with Adios and introduction to visualization with VisNow. Participants of our training will be able to work with VisNow v1.3 version, with a number of new functionalities like physical units support, new probing modules or integrated flow visualization module.