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Hi all,
I am wandering if there's a chance to use Tecplot as a post-processor instead of CFView. My professor told me there is a way, but he can't remember exactly where he heard about it. Thank you! |
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Hi inarus,
I think there is an option to export to CGNS that can be loaded in Tecplot 360. Give it a try and let me know if you find it. There are some limitations with the CGNS loader that we need to add to pickup some of the meta-data in the CGNS files export. Please let me know if it works for you and what is missing. Durrell |
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I selected all the surfaces in CFView then Geometry menu, export CGNS. Although it won't export the whole computational domain block for slicing in Tecplot it is very helpful indeed. Thank you very much Mr. Durrell |
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There is a tool called isis2tec, or isis2tec360, that allows you to convert surface and/or volume data to tecplot format (.dat or .plt).
You can specify which fields (pressure, velocity...) you want to convert. |
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Many thanks! |
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Hi,
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Hello,
I'm having trouble with isis2tec360. Although the user manual e explain some basics, I couldn't translate any results from Fine/Marine to Tecplot. I'm quite sure it's little tricky. Any thoughts? Thank you! Last edited by inarus; February 27, 2015 at 06:22. Reason: typo |
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Maybe you are in wrong directory. I have got the output files for surface and volume. Which OS are u using now?
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