When I press Dynamo player it loads for ages and after that when I hit edit input I got this message in every script, this doesn’t happen only in Synthesis toolkit but Also Dynamo default scripts
this behavior is new after 2023.1 update and doesn’t happen with 2023 version
It happened again!! and I don’t know how to solve it
Dynamo and Dynamo player are freezing Reving when I CLICK D on Dynamo Icon and I had to force close revit!!
how could I uninstall and install Dynamo without Affecting the whole Software? older versions has this option to uninstall dynamo but in 2023 I can’t find it @tahaoglua@Brendan_Cassidy
I can’t open Dynamo in revit, thus I can’t unisall them
This problem happens a few times after installing revit 2023 updates! like 2023.1
The service release update causes all the problem @jacob.small
The xml settings file in your install folder should list all package locations. You can modify the folder contents by navigating to the paths contained therein, or for networked/shared locations remove the line from the xml.
You can also submit a ticket for direct support via the accounts portal at manage.autodesk.com.
This is a sign of a DLL conflict, usually the result of a Revit add-in or package.
Close Revit and restart your CPU.
Disable all Revit add-ins
Rename the DynamoSetttings.xml and packages directory found in %appdata%/dynamo/Dynamo Revit/2.xx/ where xx is the Dynamo build you’re currently using (ie: udpated Revit 2022 would be 2.16). This will prevent any customizations to your package paths and any pre-loaded packages to not load.
Launch Revit, and start a blank project from no template (select none in the drop down), and set the units to imperial
Launch Dynamo and open your graph.
If the issue persists check your Revit journal for add-ins which weren’t disabled (search for vendor; only Autodesk, adsk, or some variation thereof should be present). If nothing was missed post the .dyn, your dynamo log file, and your Revit journal.
If the issue doesn’t persist restart again, undo the renaming of the settings and package path (you’ll have to delete the new versions), and repeat steps 3 and 4. If the issue still doesn’t re-occur we can confirm it’s an add-in. If the issue does re-occur you can start checking your installed packages in small groups until you identify the issue.
If it’s narrowed down to an add-in, confirm you’re using the latest version of all add-ins. Then restart Revit and disable in small groups until the issue no longer persists.