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Adding Streamtraces – Tecplot Tutorial
Learn how to place streamtraces on your plot as volume lines, volume ribbons, and volume rods. Style your streamtraces and animate them. […]
Video Tutorials - Tecplot 360 Videos
Duration 2:44
Placing a Slice
Learn how use Tecplot 360 to place one or many slices on your plot to give you a better idea of going on through your flow. […]
Duration 42:20
Back to Basics: TecIO
This webinar explains our TecIO Library – what it is, when to use it, and why you should. You’ll find links to online resources and plenty of example code. […]
Duration 1:02:01
Back to Basics: PyTecplot
In this webinar, we’ll show you how to take advantage of the power of the Python scripting language, and gain direct access to your data with PyTecplot. […]
Duration 57:23
Back to Basics: Tecplot Chorus
Tecplot Chorus has a unique set of features that help you explore datasets from multiple simulations, compare results and evaluate overall system performance. […]
Duration 57:01
Back to Basics: Tecplot 360
This first in our 3-part Back to Basics series is a unique opportunity to learn Tecplot 360 tips, tricks, and best practices. […]
Duration 35:25
Webinar: Visualizing Isosurfaces of Higher Order Elements
Tecplot CTO, Dr. Scott Imlay will discuss his research on visualization of higher-order CFD results. CFD code developers are adopting higher-order finite-element CFD methods due to their potential to reduce computation cost while maintaining accuracy. […]
Duration 33:57
Tecplot 360 Excel Add-in
This video explains how to use Tecplot 360 with Excel. It will take you step-by-step through using the Tecplot 360 Excel Add-in. […]
Duration 2:06
Multi-threaded Variable Calculations
Tecplot 360 2020 R2 has additional multi-threading for variable calculations. Under the Analyze-Calculate Variables dialog, all functions listed will be fully multi-threaded. […]
Duration 1:49
Referencing Variables by Name in Tecplot 360
In Tecplot 360 2020 R2, we’ve added a new capability to reference variables by name. This is important because sometimes you may have two simulation runs where one simulation exports more variables than the other. […]