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Which is Faster?
We’ve done some performance testing to help you decide which post-processor will perform the best with your data: 360 or ParaView? […]
Reasons to Upgrade Tecplot for CONVERGE
Tecplot, Inc. and Convergent Science have partnered together to provide CONVERGE users with a powerful post-processing utility. There are some limitations, however, and so advanced users who are seeking more power and functionality should consider upgrading to Tecplot 360 for an even richer post-processing environment. […]
Creating a Materials Legend in Tecplot 360
Tecplot 360 is designed to read and display numeric data, but sometimes you may have categorical data that is best represented using names. An example of this type of data is a groundwater simulation in which scalar values refer to materials such as rock, sand, and water. Another example is … […]
Python Multiprocessing Accelerates Your CFD Analysis Time
Using the Python Multiprocessing module with Tecplot 360 (and PyTecplot) will speed up your CFD analyses. This blog answers the questions asked during our latest webinar. […]
CONVERGE User Conference – Barcelona 2019
Join us at the CONVERGE User Conference in Barcelona for a training session on Tecplot for CONVERGE. […]
9 Questions About Tecplot for CONVERGE
How do I add macros? Can I automate with Python? How do I perform an FFT on CONVERGE data? These are just some of the questions CONVERGE users have asked. Keep reading to get the answers to these questions and more. […]
Tecplot for CONVERGE Tips, Tricks and Tutorials
Tips and Tricks for using Tecplot for CONVERGE include a walk-through of the User Interface, loading data, keyboard shortcuts, zones, slices and iso-surfaces, plot annotations, parcels, scripting, computing mass flow rate and more
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