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A lot of the [https://chuongmep.github.io/Awesome-Dynamo/DynamoOpenSource/dynopensource.html node packages licensed as open source / libre software]. | A lot of the [https://chuongmep.github.io/Awesome-Dynamo/DynamoOpenSource/dynopensource.html node packages licensed as open source / libre software]. | ||
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| Website: | dynamobim.org |
| Source: | gitlab |
| License: | Apache2 |
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| Community: | forum twitter LinkedIn group |
| Maturity: | Category:Mature |
| Donate: | developers |
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"Dynamo is a visual programming tool that aims to be accessible to both non-programmers and programmers alike. It gives users the ability to visually script behavior, define custom pieces of logic, and script using various textual programming languages." github readme
Originally developed by Ian Keough as libre / opensource primarily for integration into Autodesk_Revit in ways similar to Sverchok for FreeCAD & Blender, [[Blender geometry nodes, or Grasshopper for Rhinoceros_3D.
A lot of the node packages licensed as open source / libre software.
See Also
External Resources
- Python for Dynamo official primer with focus on Dynamo for Autodesk Revit
- Python in Dynamo Tutorial playlist from Aussie BIM Guru. Focuses on Dynamo for Autodesk Revit
- DiRoots Advanced Course I Tutorial playlist from DiRoots. Focuses on Dynamo for Autodesk Revit
- There are some topics on the Dynamo Forum discussing Open Source issues OpenSource not OpenSource?!, Ethical dilemmas with an Open source and DLL or wrapped (paid) packages,
