Achi-lab version problem

[1234eddie]

Hi all,

I got a problem. see picture below. this is my current version of dynamo in revit 2022.

for archi-lab it looks like i need a higher version, but it says up to date.

How can i solve this problem?

thanks in advance

[Daan]

Hi @1234eddie ,

The “Up-to-date” means that your Dynamo version is up-to-date for your corresponding host version, this has nothing to do with your Custom Package versions.

For the Archilab version you have to match the version of Archilab to the version of Revit which you have. I.e. Revit 2022.x → Archilab 2022.x, please search the forum for this.

[jacob.small]

Revit 2022 - Dynamo 2.10 - Package not showing up and icons missing

For Revit 2022 download 2022.210.1022 That number basically breaks down to: 2022 - doesn’t mean anything 210 - Dynamo 2.10 10 - current build 22 - version of Revit that it was issued for So the same build but 2022.210.1021 would be for Revit 2021. Just FYI. I had to stick those last two digits for Revit version number at the end since every release has to have a higher number per package manager rules. @john_pierson that code no longer is part of the published version of archi-lab. It was th…

[1234eddie]

Dear @jacob.small

thanks for your reply. i now understand what it means.

but this is what i get when i try to install the version for Dynamo 2.10-revit 2022

can you or @Konrad_K_Sobon tell or investigate what could be the problem?

[jacob.small]

Have you uninstalled the previous Archi-lab package you had on there before? You will need to restart Revit between the uninstall and install.

[1234eddie]

Thanks @jacob.small

that solved my problem for now.
but it will be quite annoying for our company, because some project(client related) are in revit 2021, others in revit 2022.

is my conclusion correct that i have to uninstal and instal everytime i switch from revit versions?

Thanks in advance

Gr edward

[bvs1982]

@1234eddie

is my conclusion correct that i have to uninstal and instal everytime i switch from revit versions?

AFAIK Each Revit version runs a seperate / different Dynamo version, so no.

That is also why there are multiple versions of some packages (one for each Revit version. Often only the latest three releases are suported).

Also see this topic.

Also note that changes made in a Dynamo version (i.e. path settings) they aren’t ‘carried over’ to Dynamo for a different Revit version.

Personally I save my custom packages in different folders (one folder for each Revit version).

Some one correct me if i am wrong .

[jacob.small]

@1234eddie

but it will be quite annoying for our company, because some project(client related) are in revit 2021, others in revit 2022.

Starting with Revit 2022 if not 2021, it’s basically impossible to have a single package set for multiple versions. There are simply too many software updates to hope that a single package would successfully cover all the bases. My recommendation is having a deployment to the local systems for each build in use, for both packages and graphs run via Dynamo player.

[arjo]

@jacob.small @Konrad_K_Sobon
due to some projects we need to use RVT2020. revit 2020 has dynamo 2.3.0
Our question is which version of archilab do we need for revit 2020.

Thanks in advance

[jacob.small]

Per the autolinking Archi-lab post here, the most recent version which ends in 20.