When PyTecplot is IMPORTED in a user's script, TECPLOT 360’s engine is started up in batch mode. Any installation of Python (64-bit, version 2.7 or 3.4+) will work, MEANING you can use standard Python tools to write and debug your code. Our first release of PyTecplot will support the use of Tecplot 360 from within Python to enable batch mode PROCESSING and workflow integration. A future release will extend PyTecplot to support interactive use of Python from within a running Tecplot 360 INSTANCE.

When PyTecplot is imported in a user's script, Tecplot 360’s engine is started up in batch mode. Any installation of Python (64-bit, version 2.7 or 3.4+) will work, meaning you can use standard Python tools to write and debug your code. Our first release of PyTecplot will support the use of Tecplot 360 from within Python to enable batch mode processing and workflow integration. A future release will extend PyTecplot to support interactive use of Python from within a running Tecplot 360 instance.