Hi all, Just got done reading the new release notes for Dynamo 2.1. I have some question I think many are also having so I figured I would start a post. For those looking for the release notes follow the link below. https://dynamobim.org/dynamo-core-2-1-release/ “This means that Revit will releas…

ah! well that is a clear-cut answer! Thanks for your reply @Michael_Kirschner2 !

Thanks for the detailed response Jacob. [image] jacob.small: Fortunately, there is a method to allow you to keep your graph library up to date with coming changes: This sounds great. It has been a huge pain point making the transition to 2.x and I am still wondering if I should go back to 1.…

[image] Steven: One I did notice still present was not being able to use the delete key or ctrl functions in 2019. That likely means you aren’t on the latest build of Revit 2019. What is your build number?

Thanks John - that is really helpful. On your updated blog chart, I think that the latest Dynamo version supported by Revit 2016 should be 1.3.2, I think - unless something changed? I’m glad to hear that your 2.1 tests opened in 2.02. Which version of Revit was that running under? It would be gr…

Per semantic versioning, a 2.1 graph may work in 2.0.2, with some exceptions new features not being backwards compatible. We had this previously in 1.2 when the list atlevwl feature came to be. This at if you used the feature, graphs wouldn’t likely work correctly in 1.1. If you didn’t use the featu…

Thanks Jacob. Yes, it would be wise to develop the Dynamo Graphs in an earlier version of Revit (such as 2018), and then use them in later Revit/Dynamo versions. However, your statement “Revit 2017 projects are likely not in heavy production” is not necessarily true. In the real world, there are …

[image] Tim_Waldock1: However, your statement “Revit 2017 projects are likely not in heavy production” is not necessarily true. Historically usage spikes for products in a fairly cyclical nature, with a corresponding drop in older versions at the same point. This shouldn’t be news to anyone s…

[image] Tim_Waldock1: I think that the latest Dynamo version supported by Revit 2016 should be 1.3.2, Yep! I fixed it now. My bad. lol

[image] Tim_Waldock1: Which version of Revit was that running under? Graph was created in Revit 2020 + Dynamo 2.1.0 Then opened in Revit 2017 + Dynamo 2.0.2 The only issue I had noticed was that nodes that have dropdowns have their selected index wiped out and return to original status. I…

Category.ByName(“stuff”); is one of my favourite DesignScript snippets! I typically use it as below - this hard locks down the graph so that unintentional changes don’t render it unusable :slight_smile: [image]

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2.0.1 and 2.0.2 might cause some other issues.
see this link

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