To better represent the overall landscape of Dynamo, we have updated our https://dynamobim.org/download/ page to reflect all of the applications within which you can use Dynamo.
As more host applications become available this page will be updated
Each of these applications have their own forum tag, so feel free to tag host-specific questions appropriately so that the right people see them.
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@Brendan_Cassidy This is more high-level than that - focused upon where you can find Dynamo generally - and as you mentioned the Primer is a better place to contain the matrix of Revit vs. Dynamo versions
The above link will point towards the latest version of Dynamo for each host-integration.
From Revit 2020 onwards, there will be no more manual updating of Dynamo inside Revit It is now a feature of Revit and is built during the Revit build phase (Which means it’s been tested against all the new Revit stuff!).
If you are in a Revit version prior to Revit 2020, then you can still download the legacy builds from: dynamobuilds.com. There are two types of builds there now, the older Revit installers and the new Sandbox release:
Legacy Revit installers will be in the .exe format (An installer) and the Sandbox release is in the .zip file format (Run from wherever you unzip it).
I have tried downloading the sandbox installer and I have unzipped the package.
when I click on DynamoSandbox.exe nothing happens… I also don’t get an error message…
I tried:
Running it as an Administrator
Moving the entire folder to ‘Program files’.
Removing the files in ‘C:\Users\idevers\AppData\Roaming\Analytics’ (based on a suggestion on this forum that worked in that case).
I am on an Windows 10 Azure virtual Machine…
Am I missing something obvious? Help would be much appreciated. Can’t wait to start to explore Dynamo…
Yeah… Just trying to get Dynamo updated from 2.0.1 to 2.0.3 for REVIT 2019 from that page is confusing. Part of the confusion stems from the fact our IT guys need to install it. (They’ve completely locked access to the program folder for all users at my firm). So while it’s partly clear to me why one product has 6 different types of downloads, talking the IT people through it… well… we’re already on day 2… I think it can be made much more clear which version is current for which platform.
In terms of finding the right version of Dynamo for a particular Revit version, please do refer to the Dynamo primer Dynamo/Revit matrix that @jacob.small linked and then download the appropriate DynamoInstallX.X.X.exe file from the Stable Builds section of Dynamo Builds as shown below.