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Nodes are missing in a script that was working before #2410

Closed tonyzekry closed 5 years ago

tonyzekry commented 5 years ago

2.0.3

(Which version of Dynamo are you using? Go to Help > About if you're not sure.)

2017

(Which version of Revit are you using?)

Windows 10

(e.g. Windows 7, Windows 8.1, etc)

What did you do?

Missing nodes in the script

What did you expect to see?

Full usual script

What did you see instead?

When i open some scripts that i have previously created and they were working good, suddenly a few days ago i started opening my script using dynamo and i find that there are some missing nodes in the script and i have to add these nodes again to the script! As i said these scripts were correct previously but currently i don't know what happened. 1

mjkkirschner commented 5 years ago

Please check the dynamo console - from the looks of it, these are UI nodes which are missing. A few things to try:

tonyzekry commented 5 years ago

Dear Michael, First of all, thank you so much for the reply. Second, i uninstalled all packages then dynamo then installed again and same problem.

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I have read in other posts about the pyrevit. Actually i am not using it but do you think updating it would be useful?

mjkkirschner commented 5 years ago

These conflicts about the Revit API can usually be ignored - I would look for other conflicts in the details - relating to UI - maybe Xceed.Wpf dll - this is a common component for WPF UI and some addin might be loading a different incompatible version? it might be a conflict with another addin. You can also try removing all addins and adding them back to find the conflict if the details panel does not help.

if you have pyRevit installed then update it.

ZiyunShang commented 5 years ago

Hi @tonyzekry , are you still experiencing this issue now?

tonyzekry commented 5 years ago

Hi, Yes problem solved. I deleted all the packages and installed again.