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How to Enforce Dynamo Graph Standards with a Custom Linter

What is a linter? Before we get into the real content of this post, we need to establish what the heck a linter is. In a nutshell, a linter is a tool used to analyze your code for problems and flag them. In the Dynamo world, this is very common for Generative Design graphs. As you may know, Generative Design has a set of requirements in order to

Dynamo upgrading to .NET 6

Kia ora everyone, We are actively working on upgrading Dynamo from .NET 4.8, which we have been on for a long, long time, to .NET 6.0. This post is the precursor to a larger technical post coming after the work has been done giving package authors in particular a head's up that changes are coming that will necessitate package recompilation.

What is Predictive Scripting with Node Autocomplete?

TL:DR Machine Learning empowered Node Autocomplete is a feature in Dynamo that takes Dynamo's existing Node Autocomplete (Node Type Match) and supercharges it by recommending nodes. Using hierarchically ranked results, trained on real Dynamo graphs, it will give you much more relevant options to build your graphs at speed, with precision. Over tim

What’s new for Dynamo and Generative Design in the 2024 Releases?

Dynamo 2.17 is now available in many of the Autodesk 2024 releases! Generative Design in Revit and Dynamo Player in Revit and Civil 3D have also gotten some great updates. We have continued to work on making Dynamo graphs easier to share so that we can encourage more people to use Dynamo for workflow and design automation. Dynamo 2.17 Core highlig

Connecting Dynamo Graphs and Packages to Your Users With Desktop Connector

Summary In a previous post, we discussed ways to share your Dynamo packages with your users. This involved distributing them through a 3rd party service like Google Drive or Dropbox. In addition to this requirement, we targeted sharing packages as this is one thing that hangs users up the most when receiving a Dynamo graph. In this post, we will r