I got the Dynamo file to help me out but when I use them on my computer it can’t be working. I knew the reason that is missing package.
As above title, How could I know the package name on the dynamo which has already node ?
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I was looking for the opportunity to work on such a node a few days ago I did not know that such a node in packages. Thank you for this information and the node.
Unfortunately the springsUI package hasn’t been updated for 2.0 yet and I’m not sure it’s worth updating it. The problems it was trying to addressed are better handled with a dynamo view extension, than with hijacking of a node model, from a coding point of view.
However John Pierson’s Monocle view extension is a cool & funny way to list all of the included packages in the graph and more and you can get it from the package manager.
Another thing I noticed in 2.0, is that the *.dyn file now includes a list of graph dependencies as custom node GUIDS:
Maybe that’s something that can help with detecting missing nodes too.
I’m not sure about how we can find it for old graphs but Monocle Extension package from Parallax Team could be the change maker. It has amazing function to list all the custom package nodes used with its version.
Many times we have the package but older version as not all keep updating their packages and struggle to figure what the issue is.
Agreed. For now the only options we have is to record all custom packages and their version manually or use a view extension to do this automatically. In both cases this has to be done in advance, prior to handing it over to other people.