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11 Questions About Tecplot 360 Basics
Questions asked during the Webinar, From Zero to Hero: Tecplot 360 Basics are answered by Tecplot 360 Product Manager, Scott Fowler. […]
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. […]
In Situ Solutions for Analyzing Large Unsteady Fluid Flow
Analyzing large unsteady fluid flows are becoming one of the biggest engineering issues in computational fluid dynamics (CFD). We are working on a solution. […]
12 Questions About Getting Started with Tecplot 360
You asked some great questions in the Webinar on getting started with Tecplot 360. We have done our best to answer them and provide links where you can find more detailed information. […]
Learning Tecplot 360 Just Got Easier!
Earn your Tecplot 360 Basics Certification, watch beginning through advanced tutorials, attend Tecplot User Days and get online or onsite training. Find out more ways of learning Tecplot 360! […]
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. […]
Parallel SZL Output from SU2
Parallel SZL output has been implemented directly into the distribution of SU2 using the TecIO-MPI library. This means you need only download and build SU2 and they have SZL file output available. […]
Improving TecIO-MPI’s Parallel Output Performance
The TecIO library is provided to allow third-party applications to read and write Tecplot file format. The library now includes an easier-to-use API for writing SZL files. Its parallel version, TecIO-MPI, enables MPI […]
Calculating a New Variable
Data Alteration through Equations Engineers using Tecplot 360 often need to create a new variable which is based on a numeric relationship of existing variables already loaded into Tecplot. This powerful capability for calculating a new variable uses a simple method. To start, load your data into Tecplot 360. In this example, we loaded the VortexShedding.plt data located in the Tecplot 360 examples folder. Choose Alter -> Specify Equations from […]