Hi, I installed Revit 2024 into my PC and few weeks after I needed to use MeshToolkit (version 3.0), but unfortunately I was not able to get the package to work. It throws an error:
I was wondering if it’s my PC problem or it’s systematic problem with RVT 2024. do you have any ideas how to solve it?
Hello @Sage.Hlavacek - Apologies you have hit this issue 
We are going to ship a new version of MeshToolkit that will resolve this issue. The underlying dependencies for Mesh Toolkit are now also a dependency in the geometry kernel we use, so there is a conflict.
We are actively working on a .NET 6 migration right now that takes priority (If we don’t - there won’t be a Dynamo next year. Think this happening to the entire system, not just Mesh Toolkit nodes), and plan to slot in this package upgrade as soon as we have bandwidth 
We’re hoping this can happen in the next couple of weeks. In the meantime, what are you looking to use this node (Or other Mesh Toolkit) nodes to do?
Thank you for the info. It’s understandable reason and it’s worth waiting. So I’m looking forward to a new release of MeshToolkit in the next weeks.
Currently I wanted to use it as input to some dynashape simulations. But I think I can get the geometry via .sat to some PC without RVT2024 and solve it there.
Hello @Sage.Hlavacek and everyone else on this thread - MeshToolkit for Dynamo 3.0 has just been updated on the Package Manager, and we’re actively working on a version for Dynamo 2.19 / Revit 2024 right now
The Matrix is as follows:
- Revit 2023 and earlier, using Dynamo 2.18 and earlier = MeshToolkit v3.0 (Already on the Package Manager)
- Revit 2024 using Dynamo 2.19 = MeshToolkit v4.0 (Set to be delivered to the Package Manager later today, Jan 29th 2024)
- Revit 2025 using Dynamo 3.0 = MeshToolkit v5.0 (Already on Package Manager)
Update:This is now complete and both versions are uploadedThere were some technical difficulties, but we got it working in the end. Big shout-out to @Aparajit_Pratap for this one!
