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Known Issues
Zach Kron edited this page Apr 9, 2015
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- Because this is a jump from 0.7 to 0.8, you will be able to have any 0.7 era Dynamo installed side by side with 0.8. There is also a one time copy/paste of your 0.7 packages to the 0.8 package folder as well, so your first startup may take a little longer.
- If an array of Revit elements is created during a Dynamo session, both Dynamo and Revit files are saved, then reopened and the number of Revit elements created by they graph is reduced BEFORE re-executing the graph, the "extra" Revit elements are not cleaned up when the graph is re-executed and will clutter your model. This is not a regression, but we have finally figured out how to repeat the elusive way that Revit elements sometime get orphaned by Dynamo. There is a fix in the 0.8.1 development stream, it's way cool.
- While we have made a lot of improvements on collisions between functions called in Code Block Nodes with loaded librarie (see issues in 0.7.5) there are a few lingering problems: https://github.com/DynamoDS/Dynamo/issues/4109
- In order to use limited resources most appropriately, Autodesk Vasari Beta 3 will no longer be support as it is set to expire in May of 2015. Previous versions of Dynamo are still available for installation on http://dynamobuilds.com/
- Files that crash will automatically be saved in a manual state. Any variation from this is a bug. In the event that this manual state is not created for a crashing file, users can edit the .dyn file in a text editor, changing RunType="Automatic" to RunType="Manual".
- Some Zero Touch Libraries are not displaying nodes correctly in the Dynamo UI. Namespaces with names that alphabetically come before Classes are being shown first, which causes them to not be displayed correctly in the Dynamo library hierarchy. There is a fix for this in 0.8.1, but either of the following two workarounds would work for this release: a) Namespaces alongside Classes on the same nesting level should have names that alphabetically come before the Classes. b) Do not place Namespaces on the same nesting level as Classes.
- Cancel does not work when executing Cloud based Renderings, this includes Daylighting
- Existing Code Block Nodes may be affected by name collisions with functions that come from installed packages. For instance, Point.ByCoordinates is affected by a collision with a Point. operation in the popular Rhynamo package and will throw an error saying “Warning: Dereferencing a non-pointer. Dereferencing a non-pointer.” To correct this, re-enter the function in the code block node, autocorrect will indicate a more specific refererence
- Element.Geometry may cause a crash in Dynamo versions 0.7.2-0.7.4 when run in Revit 2015 when executed on large groups of Revit geometry.
- Upgraded Excel.Write nodes will show as “Unresolved”. They can be replaced with Excel.Write to File nodes.
- View.ExportAsImage will only export {3d}
- Cancel does not work when executing Cloud based Renderings, this includes Daylighting.
- Dynamo can fail to launch in Revit when Unifi, Maxwell, or Kiwi Bonus Tools add-in is installed on Revit 2015. If you have one of these applications installed, or find that Dynamo fails to launch from the addins menu, this is fixed in the latest Pre-Release Builds.
- Existing Code Block Nodes may be affected by name collisions with functions that come from installed packages. For instance, Point.ByCoordinates is affected by a collision with a Point. operation in the popular Rhynamo package and will throw an error saying “Warning: Dereferencing a non-pointer. Dereferencing a non-pointer.” To correct this, re-enter the function in the code block node, autocorrect will indicate a more specific refererence