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Green-Gauss Derivatives for Finite-Elements in Tecplot 360
With the release of Tecplot 360 2024 R1, we have introduced the Green-Gauss method for computing derivatives as a Beta feature. […]
Unique Tecplot 360 Terms for New Users
In this blog, we’ll guide you through a glossary of unique Tecplot terms that often get brought up in support inquiries and training. […]
How to Create and Unwrap a Cylindrical Slice Using Tecplot 360
This article will help you understand how to create and unwrap a cylindrical slice and how to properly display it in Tecplot 360. […]
Tecplot 360 and FieldView Add Support for VTK File Formats
The Tecplot 360 and FieldView teams have made the investment to add and improve support for VTK File Formats. […]
Using Tecplot to Unleash the Power of HydroGeoSphere Integrated Hydrologic Modelling
Aquanty’s HydroGeoSphere modelling relies on Tecplot 360 to achieve a deeper insight into hydrologic systems. […]
Utilizing PyTecplot and Open-Source Tools to Customize Line Plots
In this blog post, we’ll reveal how the Tecplot team used a Python module called PyQt with PyTecplot and open-source color palettes to create a customizable GUI to speed-up the creation and manipulation of line plots in Tecplot 360. […]
3 Ways that Jupyter Notebooks Catalyze PyTecplot Scripting
In this article, we’ll explore 3 ways that Jupyter Notebooks catalyze PyTecplot scripting. Whether you are a seasoned PyTecplot user or just utilizing it for the first time, this symbiotic relationship will empower your data analysis and visualization! […]
What are FEMixed Zones Anyway?
FEMixed is a new zone type that will be introduced in Tecplot 360 2023. This blog shows you why that’s necessary. […]
Faster Visualization of Higher-Order Finite-Element Data
Optimizing the speed of visualizing higher-order finite-element data in the isosurface algorithm is the focus of this technical paper. […]
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.” […]