Dynamo's new geometry library, as of the 0.7 branch, vastly expands your capability to model complex forms both in Dynamo and in any platform it touches. Can you imagine modeling a woven basket in Revit? Well, now you can. There is more to tell than can fit in any one blog post, so to learn more about any of these projects, get your hands dirty

Your Dynamo has moved. And it has moved up in the world too, from the starter home on your C-drive to a new estate, with room to grow, in the up and coming Program Files neighborhood. This post will help you understand where your Dynamo files are and what they do. Program Files C:\Program Files\Dynamo 0.7 As of version 0.7.1, Dynamo in

Dynamo version 0.7.1 officially replaces version 0.6.3 as the most recent stable build. The shift from Dynamo 0.6 to 0.7 represents a significant refactoring of the original code base. The new software architecture allows for better performance, more robust geometry, sophisticated interactions between traditional scripting and visual programmin

Be honest, does your graph ever look like this? New in Dynamo v0.7.1, Cleanup Node Layout. Accessed in the Edit Menu or with the shortcut CTRL+L. In this post, I present the great work of Ellensi Chandra, who recently completed a 6-month internship with the Dynamo team in Singapore. At the end of May, developers on the Dynamo team t

The Dynamo blog is pleased to welcome this guest post by Eduardo Perez Roca. Eduardo is a regular contributor to the Dynamo community and forum. He is a senior architect specialized in the development of complex geometries in a well known international office. A new kind of tool was introduced between 2008 - 2010. Tools like Revit Adaptative