Handy Tecplot Add-ons - Revision history

Jprenaud: /* telconv */

2007-08-15T18:51:43Z

telconv

2007-08-15T18:51:28Z

Converting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot format

2007-08-15T18:50:06Z

Converting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot format

2007-08-15T18:49:20Z

telconv: read Serafin files

2007-08-15T18:49:03Z

Converting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot format

2007-08-15T18:42:50Z

telconv: read Serafin files

2007-08-15T18:42:36Z

2007-08-15T18:23:16Z

TimeSeries

2007-08-15T18:22:46Z

LinkTime

2007-08-15T18:22:01Z

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 Regina Nebauer developed a fantastic add-on which can be used to load Serafin files from '''ESTEL-2D''' or TELEMAC-2D into directly from Tecplot. The <code>telconv</code> is hosted on the subversion repository, grab it with:
 <code><pre>
-svn co http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/telconv telconv
+$ svn co http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/telconv telconv
 </pre></code>

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 = Converting serafin or volfin files to Tecplot format =
-[[User:Jprenaud|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/tel2tec/ .
+Back in the day, [[User:Jprenaud|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server:
-It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the [[ telconv | <code>telconv</code> ]] Tecplot add-on is a better option.
+It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the [[ Handy_Tecplot_Add-ons#telconv| <code>telconv</code> ]] Tecplot add-on is a better option.

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	[[User:Jprenaud\|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/tel2tec/ .		[[User:Jprenaud\|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/tel2tec/ .

−	It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the <code>telconv</code> Tecplot add-on is a better option.	+	It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the [[ telconv \| <code>telconv</code> ]] Tecplot add-on is a better option.

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 Tecplot is great to make nice looking graphs and animations. However, to explore data, it is sometimes not as convenient as Rubens, the default visualisation software from the TELEMAC project to actually explore the data. Unfortunately, Rubens does not handle 3D data so for ESTEL-3D, there is not much choice. Below are a list of add-ons that make the Tecplot experience a bit nicer:
-= telconv: read Serafin files =
+= telconv =
 Regina Nebauer developed a fantastic add-on which can be used to load Serafin files from '''ESTEL-2D''' or TELEMAC-2D into directly from Tecplot. The <code>telconv</code> is hosted on the subversion repository, grab it with:
 <code><pre>

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	[[User:Jprenaud\|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/tel2tec/ .		[[User:Jprenaud\|JP Renaud]] created a little script to convert standard TELEMAC files (serafin or volfin) to Tecplot format. The script is available from the src/tel2tec folder in the estel-scripts directory on the subversion server: http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/subversion/estel-scripts/trunk/src/tel2tec/ .

−	It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved.	+	It will probably require tweaking as it make use of the "iargc" extension of the Intel Fortran compiler to be able to use command line arguments in a Fortran90 binary. Just have a look at the source and modify it as needed. If there is a need, the script will be improved but this should not be necessary as the <code>telconv</code> Tecplot add-on is a better option.

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 [[Category:Estel]]
 Tecplot is great to make nice looking graphs and animations. However, to explore data, it is sometimes not as convenient as Rubens, the default visualisation software from the TELEMAC project to actually explore the data. Unfortunately, Rubens does not handle 3D data so for ESTEL-3D, there is not much choice. Below are a list of add-ons that make the Tecplot experience a bit nicer:
 = LinkTime =

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 * requires Tecplot 360 r2
 * [http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/tecplot/src/TimeSeries.tar.gz source]
 * Official Tecplot link: http://www.tecplottalk.com/addons/timeseries/

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 * requires Tecplot 360
 * [http://source.ggy.bris.ac.uk/tecplot/src/LinkTime.tar.gz source]
 * Official Tecplot link: http://www.tecplottalk.com/addons/timelink/

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		+	[[Category:Estel]]
	Tecplot is great to make nice looking graphs and animations. However, to explore data, it is sometimes not as convenient as Rubens, the default visualisation software from the TELEMAC project to actually explore the data. Unfortunately, Rubens does not handle 3D data so for ESTEL-3D, there is not much choice. Below are a list of add-ons that make the Tecplot experience a bit nicer:		Tecplot is great to make nice looking graphs and animations. However, to explore data, it is sometimes not as convenient as Rubens, the default visualisation software from the TELEMAC project to actually explore the data. Unfortunately, Rubens does not handle 3D data so for ESTEL-3D, there is not much choice. Below are a list of add-ons that make the Tecplot experience a bit nicer: