The steps to clear this out are well documented in the Element Binding post I made a few years back. But to summarize, to suppress binding:
- Open the .dyn file in a text editor and remove the content in the bindings key, or otherwise claer the bindings (replace nodes and don’t execute).
- Open the graph and execute it in Dynamo player; each run will make new instances. Alternatively you can open it and run it in Dynamo, then close without saving and reopen it and run again - if at any point you save the bindings will be left in the file.
As an alternative you can leverage function passing to suppress all bindings from ‘creation’ nodes by way of the Function Apply node. This requires a good understanding of Dynamo and keeping a node in a function state, and makes lacing/list levels more difficult.