Fixed an issue on RLM license servers hosting multiple licenses on a single network license server. Fixed a crash related to returning roaming licenses while disconnected from the license server. Fixed a crash when turning on plot approximations. (Windows only) a batch script (tec360-env.bat) has been added to Windows installs to more easily run PyTecplot with specific versions of 360. Some users who switch between networks (remote work to office networks for instance) reported increased startup times, upwards of 45 seconds, on networks where a printer listed in the machine’s printer settings was not available on that network. (Windows only) improved startup performance on systems with unavailable printers. CONVERGE Output (*.out) files produced by GT-CONVERGE (from Gamma Technologies) can now be loaded into Tecplot 360. Improved CGNS loader performance for data files with multiple volume sections. Fluent Common Fluids Format (HDF5) loader has been updated to support Ansys Fluent 2022 R2.
If a license seat is unavailable when the job is launched, the job will be unable to acquire a license and fail. Each license seat will be guaranteed a specific number of PyTecplot ‘batch’ instances per user. For use on an HPC, we suggest using the job scheduler to ensure the number of jobs are limited to the number of license seats. This license option is particularly useful for HPC users, as individual users are guaranteed to have a specific number of PyTecplot batch instances during their job – decreasing the possibility of a PyTecplot job failing due to licenses getting checked out by other users.
This option will allow an individual user multiple ‘batch’ instances while only checking out a single license seat. PyTecplot ‘batch-packs’ are now available as a new licensing option (contact for pricing).
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