Kevin McGrattan

Are you looking at the most recent manuals, 6.9.0?

The numbering of files is outdated. We now drop the leading zeros.

The first integer is the mesh, the second is the quantity.

I think the .bnd file has changed, but the basic format of the boundary (bf) has not. I will double check.

We'll take a look at this. Worse comes to worse you might need to checkout the fds GitHub repository and compile the code yourself.

We build on centos-release-7-7.1908.0.el7.centos.x86_64

We cannot support something that old with a compiled executable. You need to compile FDS yourself.

We have some basic information [here](https://github.com/firemodels/fds/wiki/FDS-Compilation), but we assume that you have properly configured your cluster to compile and run a Fortran program that uses MPI. There are too many...

I don't think we have control over this. The names that Paraview lists are the names of the quantities that Plot3D was originally intended to carry. Plot3D is a format...

By the way, in past versions, did you see the "FDS names" of the quantities in Paraview?