I have searched other forums for some information, but their solutions did not seem to work for me. I am looking to deploy Dynamo scripts to my office for the first time. I have a couple graphs that use a few different packages that need to be deployed as well. I have tried the moethod of just copy…

Copying from the server should work - double check that they are there. All the packages you mentioned have a DLL component, which means that some extra infosec issues might come into play (you wouldn’t want someone to be able to put code on your server, automatically push that code to each end poin…

I wrote a DYN file to copy the package directories from our server to the user’s AppData folder and used a BAT file with command line command to execute it outside of Revit. Is there something else I should be doing or checking? This is the link I used: How to Deploy Dynamo Packages Easily - Dynamo…

So the end users are running that .bat? Talk to your IT team as .bat execution frequently requires admin rights. If your company has strict infosec policies which impact installation and deployment you might not be getting the content copied over.

Yes, end users would run the bat file. But, it ran fine on my machine and I do not have admin rights. Maybe I should try manually copying the files from the network location to my local machine and see if that helps? Otherwise, what would the infosec policy be filtering out?

My IT guy has set up a logon script that robocopies the package folder for each Dynamo version to the default package folder in Appdata for all users. This way new packages that need to be added, always have to be placed on the shared folder, users always have the latest version and users dont have…

Every user profile is different - best to have a typical user run it not yourself, then check to see what they have for results. Sure the .dyn doesn’t run, but are the files where they should be? Are they unblocked? Having ‘not you’ test this is key, as you already have stuff around and have config…

So I spoke with one of our IT guys and he said that there is likely an infosec policy blocking a bat file from copying the package files from the network location to the user’s AppData folder. However, even when I run this bat file on my machine, I cannot get Dynamo to recognize all the packages. Wh…

I got something to work. I installed the packages fresh from Dynamo, copied them out to my local drive (Documents folder), deleted them from the AppData directory, restarted, then copied them back into the AppData directory from my documents folder and everyting came in correctly. I will reach out t…

maybe: Macros from the internet are blocked by default in Office - Microsoft 365 Apps | Microsoft Learn your network location could be untrusted I guess, how are you copying the files?

If theyre any good, see if they can set up a policy on startup so that they copy the files if not found, and before users have a chance to jump into Revit (very short window of time, in my experience). A user group policy and some basic IT work can achieve this fairly easily. If they can’t, tell t…

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bvs1982 March 9, 2026, 7:19pm 18

Unblocking files isn’t always the solution as far i can tell. It also has to do with how your
(network) drives are set up.

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