This is not to be confused with Dynamo Studio, which is based on the open-source Dynamo technology but incorporates some proprietary Autodesk functionality. Shortly thereafter, on April 16, the design and computing worlds were introduced to Dynamo 2.0 (free, compatible with Autodesk Revit 2017, 2018, and 2019), an open-source platform that enables users to employ computational design and coding with Revit. Autodesk software subscribers have seen several of these updates in Revit 2018.1 and Revit 2018.2, according to the San Rafael, Calif.–headquartered software company. The first of these was the newest version of Autodesk Revit 2019 ($2,250 per year, per subscription), released on April 11, with the ubiquitous building information modeling (BIM) program incorporating changes stemming from user feedback.
Major updates to two popular software titles for architecture have been recently released.
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