With Desktop Connector v16, we have access to additional features and better syncing overall. If we let ourselves get over that naming, we can use Desktop Connector for really cool Dynamo Asset Management.Įnjoy your newly mapped Dynamo graphs and PackagesĬhances are, you are already working in the cloud. Right off hand, that doesn’t sound like it will work for Dynamo Assets. This typically involves Revit files, consultant files, and related project documentation. Project SetupĪs you may know, the desktop connector is designed to work with Autodesk Construction Cloud projects.
AUTODESK DESKTOP CONNECTOR DOWNLOAD LOCATION UPGRADE
You can check out the post for a complete installation guide at the following link: Upgrade to v16 Desktop Connector. (Note: this will eventually be released as it has previously, but with this version being a Major upgrade, the team has taken this approach for migration)
This does vary a bit as users are typically instructed to navigate to for updates, and doing so would result in an older version of Desktop Connector. This version is a significant upgrade from the previous versions, so it does involve a bit of an installation process, which is outlined here: This post will use the latest desktop connector version ( v. Desktop Connector Version and Installation While the workflow described in this post is possible (and works well in my testing), I encourage you to check out the Desktop Connector FAQs before moving forward. In this post, we will revisit this option while adding Dynamo graphs to the mix, using the newest version of Autodesk Desktop Connector.
In addition to this requirement, we targeted sharing packages as this is one thing that hangs users up the most when receiving a Dynamo graph. This involved distributing them through a 3rd party service like Google Drive or Dropbox. In a previous post, we discussed ways to share your Dynamo packages with your users.
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