New issue 1323: Change in particle data (Gizmo) from yt-3.2 to yt-3.3? https://bitbucket.org/yt_analysis/yt/issues/1323/change-in-particle-data-giz... Kyle Stewart: Apologies if this information is available in the reading list and I simply couldn't find it. I recently went back to re-do some calculations I made last year using yt-3.2, and as I redo the exact same calculations, I keep finding some very different answers on calculations made purely from the particle fields in a Gizmo dataset. Namely, if you look at ('PartType0','temperature') in the dataset using yt-3.2, and again using yt-3.3, (exact same calculation / same dataset / same region) you get a noticeably different distribution of particle temperatures. I've reproduced the issue here with the test dataset: FIRE_M12i_ref11/snapshot_600.hdf5 by plotting the mass-weighted temperature distribution within 300 kpc of the galaxy (i.e. maximum value of "all_densitiy"). Did something drastic change in yt-3.3 about the way the *particle* data was read in? Hopefully this isn't a dumb question but shouldn't the raw particle data for a particle-based dataset be identical? Was there a bug in yt-3.2 that got fixed, perhaps? Or has a bug been introduced? In short, since I'm re-doing some calculations and getting different answers, I'm just hoping to know which of them is correct... Thanks so much! Kyle