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Introducing 360 “Batch-Packs”
We decided it was high-time we offered a batch-mode licensing model for Tecplot 360’s Python API, PyTecplot. We call them “batch-packs.” […]
Which is Faster with PLOT3D data?
We’ve tested Tecplot 360, FieldView, and ParaView post-processing performance with Plot3D data only. The results may help you decide which one to use. […]
A Tight Cooperation Towards Ocean Sustainability
blueOASIS selected Tecplot 360/PyTecplot as the tool of choice for their data treatment and visualization in Renewables and Ocean Sustainability projects, since it provides complete and efficient sustainable solutions […]
Tecplot 360 and PyTecplot are like LEGOs
Tecplot 360 and PyTecplot are building blocks for visualization and analysis. And like LEGOs, some of these building blocks are easier to find than others. The Tecplot support team can help you find the exact building block you need for your analysis. […]
3 Ways to Use Tecplot 360
You can drive Tecplot 360 through 3 different interfaces depending on your wants and needs. In this blog we’ll run through each of those modes of operation and discuss their strengths. […]
3 Cool Things You Can Do with PyTecplot
For tasks that are repetitive or not easily accomplished in the GUI, there is no better solution than Tecplot 360’s Python API, PyTecplot […]
Tecplot Europe Solutions for CFD Visualization
Learn how the Tecplot Europe engineering team can help you customize your solutions for CFD visualization and analysis. […]
How to Extract Data from a Surface, through Time
Learn how to extract Pressure values, through time, from the wall of a simulation at specific XYZ locations. Then plot the results with Time on the X-Axis and Pressure on the Y-Axis for each XYZ location. We will be using tecplot.data.probe_on_surface() from PyTecplot. […]
Improving PyTecplot Script Performance
How can I optimize my PyTecplot scripts? Read these 5 tips that will help you optimize your PyTecplot scripts using best practices. […]
Getting Started with PyTecplot Scripting
What is the fastest way to dive into PyTecplot scripts? This is the first in a series of blogs to get you up and running ASAP, using PyTecplot scripting best practices. […]