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Dynamo for Civil 3D 2025.1 Release

Hey Civil 3D users, We have some big news for you today. Dynamo for Civil 3D just got WAY more powerful! If you’ve used Dynamo in your projects at all over the past few years, you’ve probably become very reliant on third-party node packages to get your work done. This is because Dynamo for Civil 3D came with a relatively limited set of nodes

Lost in Translation? Unmasking Data.StringifyJSON and Data.Remember Nodes in Dynamo

Introduction The JSON.stringify() function in Node.js is used to convert JavaScript objects into JSON format. It takes an object as an input and returns a string in JSON format. This function is commonly used when you need to send data from a server to a client in a format that is easily interpretable by the client. It's also useful for storing

Dynamo Core 3.2.1 Release

Greetings, Dynamites! In today’s post, we’re coming at you with a smaller but no less mighty update: Dynamo Core 3.2.1! This update encompasses release 3.2, which introduces some exciting features and improvements, as well as 3.2.1, which focuses on bug fixes. Release 3.2.1 introduces a brand-new homepage experience for Dynamo, which will lo

The use of Imagination and AI for High-Rise Buildings made with Dynamo

[caption id="attachment_55050" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Designing the future through Imagination and AI[/caption] Brief: A new era of education in Artificial Intelligence application within architecture design was our primary motivation to develop the current digital curriculum in the College of Architecture, Art, and Design at Ajman Univ

Dynamo Core 3.1 Release

Hello, Dynamo friends! In this post, we’ll dive into the top features from our latest release, version 3.1. Alongside a delectable selection of new and improved features, this release includes several bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements. Read on to learn all about what Dynamo 3.1 has in store. If you’d like to experience the new versi