QtiPlot

We have an unlimited campus license for QtiPlot valid until 2027-11-03. This includes all new versions until the end of the license. If you need a newer version that is not here please contact us (admin@pkm.tu-darmstadt.de)

• the manual can be found here
• tutorials are also available

The QtiPlot owner has enabled the possibility that all persons having a valid e-mail license hosted by our institute (ending in '@pkm.tu-darmstadt.de') download the QtiPlot installer files directly from their website.

The two steps login process is described below:

1. Enter your email address in the password field on a login page (e.g. https://www.qtiplot.com/login_exe.html).
2. A verification code together with a verification link is sent to the email address provided. Warning: the spam folder should be checked if the email with the verification code is not received.
3. Once the validity of the email address is verified, the email address needs to be entered again in the password field.
4. Done, the installation files can be download directly from their website.

http://mirror.infra.pkm/qtiplot/ (accessible in local net or via VPN)

Important: Python needs to be installed with the option to set the PATH variable and available for everybody. There are checkboxes at the very beginning, both need to be set!

• qtiplot-1.1.3-win64-python310.exe(requires Python 3.10 64-bit installed for all users)
• qtiplot-1.1.1-win64-python310.msi (on request, requires Python 3.10 64-bit installed for all users)
• qtiplot-1.1.1-win64-no-python.exe (no Python scripting support)

It is possible to perform a silent installation of QtiPlot by launching the setup from a command terminal with the “/silent” option:

name_of_qtiplot_installer.exe /silent

• macOS >= 11.0, Python 3.8: qtiplot-1.1.1-python38-M1.zip

• macOS >= 10.13, Python 3.8: qtiplot-1.1.1-python38.zip
• macOS >= 10.9, Python 2.7: qtiplot-1.1.1-python27.zip

If you experience a crash when trying to run a fresh installation of QtiPlot on a mac with an Intel chip, please perform the following steps:

1. Completely remove QtiPlot by moving the QtiPlot icon from the Applications folder to the bin.
2. Reinstall QtiPlot using the latest installer available for your chip (Intel).
3. Start QtiPlot from a terminal window using the -d option, by typing the following command: /Applications/qtiplot.app/Contents/MacOS/qtiplot -d&

Point 3 is only necessary the first time you start QtiPlot, afterwards everything should work normally.

The binaries bellow do not need installation. They can be unarchived and used directly from the resulting folder by typing the following commands in a terminal:

tar -xf file_name.tar.bz2
cd qtiplot-1.1
./qtiplot -d&

• 64-bit: qtiplot-1.1.1-64bit.tar.bz2 (built with Qt 5.9.7 on CentOS 7)

The binary below depends on several packages that can be installed by typing the following command in a terminal:

sudo pacman -S qt5-serialport qt5-svg qt5-imageformats qt5-tools qt5-webkit python-pyqt5 python-pyqt5-sip python-sip4 sip4 glu

• 64-bit: qtiplot-1.1.1-archlinux.tar.bz2 (requires Qt 5.15.6 and Python 3.10.8)