How can I display these labels correctly? Solution: Use software rather than hardware rendering to display these node labels on a highly zoomed plot. Question: At high magnification, my cell and point labels become grainy and look terrible. For this example, 1) Go to Plot>Axis… and select the Z axis and ĭisplaying Data Labels at High Magnification Display, Macro, Performance, Tecplot 360 September 27, 2019 In the case of Figure 1, the Z axis range minimum needs to be decreased. How do I offset my axis away from my plot? Solution: Change the minimum value of the vertical axis range in that view. Problem: I am displaying one axis in my 3D plot, but my data interferes with it (see Figure 1). Offsetting an Axis in 3D Cartesian Mode Layout, Tecplot 360 September 27, 2019 To better visualize the node at which we’ll probe, let’s turn on the mesh for the second zone. Example: Load the M6-Wing example file, which can be found in your Tecplot Installation Directory: …/Tecplot/Tecplot 360 EX 20xx R1/examples/OneraM6wing/OneraM6_SU2_t. We recommend using PyTecplot insofar as possible.
This article describes both a macro and a PyTecplot script that extracts a field variable along a line normal to a surface. Macro Procedure (see link to the GitHub script below): Retrieve the number of time steps: $!EXTENDEDCOMMAND COMMANDPROCESSORID=’extend time mcr’ COMMAND=’QUERY.NUMTIMESTEPS Įxtract Boundary Layer Values Macro, Pytecplot, Tecplot 360 September 27, 2019 Assign the hours, minutes, and seconds to new variables and refer to their max values using dynamic text. Solution: Use a Tecplot macro to loop over time and retrieve the solution time. Problem: My solution time is in seconds (ssss.ss), and I want to display it as hours:minutes:seconds (hh:mm:ss.ss). Consider adding these macros to your Quick Macro Panel for faster access: $!MacroFunction NAME = “Clip above primary slice” ShowInMacroPanel = TRUE $!SliceAttributes 1 ClipPlane Ĭonvert Solution Time Format for Display Macro, Tecplot 360, Text September 27, 2019 It can take the following arguments: AbovePrimarySlice, BelowPrimarySlice, and None. The macro command related to the clipping of planes is: $!SliceAttributes 1 ClipPlane.
Solution: Use a set of macro commands to clip above/below the defined slice. Clip Plane Derived Objects, Tecplot 360 September 27, 2019
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