By: Racel Amour

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Hurray for Hotfixes: Revit 2019.0.1 and Dynamo 2.0.1 Released

A regular part of the spring season is the arrival of software hotfixes.  Following the thunderous arrival of major releases, there is always the slightly quieter appearance of fixes to bugs found late in the development process.  We are happy to announce 2 very different hotfix releases, each with a big impact on the Dynamo community. Revit 201

Extensions Workshop Materials Now Available!

A few months ago, we held a Dynamo Extensions workshop in London at Grimshaw Architects which was attended by over 20 customers who all had an interest in extending Dynamo beyond its out of the box capabilities. During the workshop, the Dynamo team taught extension basics and worked with the attendees to help them build their first ever Dynamo exte

Working with Dynamo in Revit 2016 and Revit 2019 Simultaneously

As you may know, we recently released both Dynamo Core 2.0 and Dynamo Core 1.3.3 with Revit 2019. But, as with anything new, progress has its tradeoffs. In order to continue improving and working towards supporting more capabilities that could potentially make your work more efficient and optimized, we had to make the hard decision of letting somet

To Dynamo 2.0 and Beyond

Today is the day! After a long wait, the much anticipated Dynamo 2.0 is finally here. Dynamo 2.0 is a special and significant release for our team as it is a "major" release, but more importantly because it contains features and changes that will make desktop to web workflows possible in the future. What's so special about a "major" release?

Dynamo 1.3.3 in Revit 2019.0

Hi Dynamites! Revit 2019.0 has officially been released, and it is shipping with Dynamo 1.3.3. Dynamo 1.3.3 is also available on dynamobuilds.com as the latest stable release. No significant changes here. Some people like to control their installation process so we are making it available on our site. Two caveats: Dynamo 1.3.3 is built