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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.” […]
Colormaps
Which colormap you choose, and which data values are assigned to each color can be vitally important to how you (or your clients) interpret the data being presented. […]
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. […]
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? […]
For PIV, Tecplot 360 is the Real MVP
Tecplot 360 has everything you might need to get the most out of your PIV data; it can handle 3D data, 2D data, XY plots, animations, text & graphical annotations, and can even compare your PIV data against CFD results for the same experiment. […]
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. […]
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. […]
Tecplot Academic Suite – One Suite to School Them All
A collection of Tecplot’s most powerful data analysis & visualization tools, bundled together and heavily discounted to make access for students & university staff as easy as possible. […]
Thoughts on the 4th High-Lift Prediction Workshop
Aircraft designers would like to minimize wind-tunnel costs by using CFD to analyze the aerodynamics of aircraft in high-lift configurations. This is currently being done to some extent, but the complicated geometries require very dense grids which make it costly. […]