A collection of samples demonstrating how to develop libraries for Dynamo.
These samples make use of the Dynamo NuGet packages. NuGet should take care of restoring these packages if they are not available on your system at build time.
- Visual Studio 2019
- .NET Framework 4.8
- Clone the repository.
- Choose a branch:
- The master branch of Dynamo Samples corresponds to the master branch of Dynamo. To build against a specific version, choose that version's branch. I.e. 0.8.0, 0.9.0, etc.
- Open
DynamoSamples.sln
with Visual Studio. - Build using the
Debug/Any CPU
configuration. - The
dynamo_package
folder at the root of the repository will now have the built libraries. TheDynamo Samples
folder in that directory can be copied directly to your Dynamo packages directory:C:\Users\<you>\AppData\Roaming\Dynamo Core\<version>\packages
. - To install the sample view extension the
SampleViewExtension\bin\debug
folder (or release) should containSampleViewExtension.dll
which should be copied to your root Dynamo build locationSampleViewExtension_ViewExtensionDefinition
which should be copied to theviewExtensions
folder inside your root Dynamo build location
- Run Dynamo. You should find
SampleLibraryUI
andSampleLibraryZeroTouch
categories in your library and theView
tab inside of Dynamo should now containShow View Extension Sample Window
.
Assembly Reference Path to assembly for binaries are defined in CS.props and user_local.props which can be found at $(SolutionDirectory)\Config user_local.props defines path to binaries found in the bin folder of the local Dynamo repository If the specified binary is not found, the path to the nuget packages binaries will be used instead which is defined in the CS.props file