Dynamo 3.3 introduces an updated TuneUp package for graph performance monitoring, improvements to Package Manager, an option to bulk edit the engine of Python nodes, and more.
Highlights include:
- Package Manager improvements: Dynamo's Package Manager allows you to install and upload packages that extend Dynamo’s functionality. Improvements include a more reliable Retain Folder Structure option for package authors, package size information in version details, search by package author, and more. You can access Package Manager from the top navigation menu in Dynamo under Packages
Package Manager.
- Updated TuneUp package for graph performance monitoring: The TuneUp extension provides information about node execution order and duration. Updates include the option to show grouped nodes together under a colored bar, a refreshed look and feel, and renamed nodes distinguished with a blue dot.
- Easily change the Python engine of Python nodes, DYFs, and custom nodes: To change the Python engine for all applicable nodes in the current graph, in the top menu go to Edit Set Python Engine, then select your desired Python engine. To change the engine for selected nodes only, right click to open the context menu Python Engine Version select your desired engine.
- Better icon quality: All out-of-the-box nodes and tooltips for warning, error, and info states have updated icons with higher resolution, resulting in clear and crisp visuals.
For a complete list of highlights, see What's New in Dynamo for Revit 3.3. To find out more about major feature updates, what they mean, and how to use them, visit the Dynamo blog.