FURY 2.0.0 Released#
The FURY project is happy to announce the release of FURY 2.0.0! FURY is a free and open source software library for scientific visualization and 3D animations.
You can show your support by adding a star on FURY github project.
This is the first stable release of FURY built on pygfx/wgpu, replacing the legacy VTK-based rendering pipeline. The major highlights of this release are:
First stable release of FURY built on pygfx/wgpu, replacing the legacy VTK-based rendering pipeline.
Added a migration guide to help users transition from FURY 0.12.x to v2.0.0.
Completed the UI framework port to the v2 architecture:
TextBox2D,ComboBox2D,ListBox2D,Card2D,TabUI,ImageContainer2D,RangeSlider,LineDoubleSlider2D,RingSlider2D,PlaybackPanel, andRadio Button/Checkboxcomponents.Ported the Animation
Timeline and Camera Animationsystems from VTK to pygfx.Added new actors and features, including Network Visualization, per-instance geometry parameters for actors, and a chunked Vector Field actor for large datasets.
Revamped the FURY website with a new homepage, light/dark theming, community page, and improved documentation footer.
Added new demos and examples: Flight Simulator, Solar System Animation, and an interactive science domain showcase.
Numerous bug fixes and stability improvements across actors, UI event handling, and the documentation build pipeline.
Note
The complete release notes are available here
If you are upgrading from FURY 0.12.x, please see the Migration Guide: FURY 0.12.0 → v2.0.0 for details on breaking changes and how to update your code.
To upgrade or install FURY
Run the following command in your terminal:
pip install --upgrade fury
or:
conda install -c conda-forge fury
Questions or suggestions?
For any questions go to http://fury.gl, or send an e-mail to fury@python.org We can also join our discord community
We would like to thanks to all contributors for this release:
Aditya Gupta
JigyasuRajput
Maharshi Gor
Medha Bhardwaj
Praneeth Shetty
Serge Koudoro
williamcancodee
On behalf of the FURY developers,
Maharshi Gor