Not sure that library creation is doable (been ages since I looked). I always found it easier to manage them in a file and move the materials from file A to file B by assigning them to a family in file A, and moving the family into file B.
Yet an update with +20 new nodes…
Nodes for BuiltInParameter. Nodes for copying and transferring elements between different document. Nodes for opening, save and closing central files. Nodes for linking files into documents.
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Update on behalf of Erik…
Minor release 134.5.0 / 202.5.0 and major release 210.0.0
Please address all queries to Github.
Thanks to Erik for all his hard work 
Cheers,
Mark
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Move an entire model and its views
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Hi, I took the contents from the dynamo Revit folder on my local dynamo and put it in the server folder for everyone and the nodes I use for a script are working now. However I’m worried about the contents of the dynamo core folder on my local. Do I need to copy that anywhere on the server. Where would I? Or should I have the dynamo core content for everyone to use and not the dynamo revit contents. Thanks for any help. Trying to make sense of stuff
The stuff I havnt copied across… Thinking about it, dynamo core is just a different application to dynamo Revit?
Is there a way to avoid the prompts for file names if I print individual sheets? I am trying to automate printing hundreds of sheets as separate files and I am trying to get each file to autoname itself in consecutive order.
I believe that may be a setting of your printer? I use PDF creator and can set it to not prompt for save…
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Is it possible to get a whole list of existing Paper Sizes from the selected printer? I think the same way as on your node “Print PaperSizes”, and I already try to do that but I’m not so much good in it. Please can you help me with it? 
import clr
clr.AddReference(‘ProtoGeometry’)
from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry import *
clr.AddReference(“RevitAPI”)
import Autodesk
from Autodesk.Revit.DB import PaperSize
Pr = UnwrapElement(IN[0])
pagelist = PaperSize.GetType
for p in pagelist:
x = Pr.Name(p)
OUT = x
Hey,
Eric’s not on here any more, perhaps post here instead…
Mark
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did you find a solution? I’m looking for excatly the same thing 
FYI I wrote to Erik on github.
He has made a new node that get the papersizes from the printer as a list.
He released this earlier today.
Again big thanks to Erik
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