What's New in Revit 2025 with Dynamo and the API
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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2024
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🔗 Dynamo .NET8 Updates: dynamobim.org/dynamo-on-net-8/
In this video, we look at a few of the new features of Revit 2025! Specifically, we look at Dynamo and the API.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
02:22 - Dynamo New Features
06:16 - New Dynamo Nodes
10:07 - Notable API Additions
12:13 - Favorite New Features
14:55 - Wrapup
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Now waiting for the new & tasty 2025 API docs
Absolutely! I really wish they came out at the same time!
Pretty cool and exciting 😎
Definitely!
So revitAttac converts DWG to Revit elements?
Great summary, handy for people coming up to speed. The net8 change will be interesting, maybe a good thing for unsupported tools that hung on for dear life. Fortunate that most firms wont be in 2025 too soon!
Align annotations is a welcome change. Hopefully eventually we see prefiltering with iselectionfilter, users at work love the tools I've built using it for quick selections vs filtering back slow ones. Feels like a tool that was built for it but never used completely above the hood to its full potential.
I definitely like to “pre-filter” for selection based tools as well. I tend to collect elements that are allowed during a known slow process like syncing (utilizing an event handler). That way I have those elements stored somewhere already for quick access.
I need to do a massive rehaul of the custom tools we have but I am still pretty new to it all. Do you have any recommendations on sites I can use to help me learn what each node does? I would prefer to use only native nodes and only use packages sparingly if possible because managing them is a hassle and getting an entire team to set up their file locations can be taxing as well for this to work in multiple offices. I saw a video from BIM Guru talking about how this new change will probably weed out and make a few packages obsolete is no one cares enough to update them. I am just not sure of the best resources to learn each of the nodes. I have tried looking into the Dynamo website but I feel like its just as confusing there to understand what everything does. Any thoguths?
The best thing to do to learn about each node is to use the right click help. A lot of nodes now have documentation that shows either a sample file.
dyno browser does not work with Revit 2025? is there an Alternative add-in?
Orkestra, Nonica come to mind. And I will be updating Relay this week. github.com/johnpierson/Relay
@@DesignTechUnraveled I tried nonica and also does not work with 2025
I am waiting your update on Relay
Thank you so much
First time using dynamo was 0.96
Oooh. Those were cool versions. So close to 1.0!
I believe you have used Dynamo 0.6.3 first :)
😁
you forgot VS Code integration.
Oh yeah! That is a great add as well. Admittedly, I don't do a lot with the macro manager though.