Moving utilize builds and large datasets from wiki to primer #37
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…ilize Dynamo Builds from the Wiki to a new FAQ section of the Dynamo Primer.
| ##### 7zip used for unzipping the package [here](https://www.7-zip.org/download.html) | ||
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| ##### Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable [link](https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x64.exe) |
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@EdwardChaplinArchilizer Would you add the link for 2019 as well or see if it's also on this page?
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I have updated the text for these to say 2015-2024, which from a bit of research I've found is what the link is for. Here is a screenshot of that link one you click the .exe :
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| ##### Installing Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable |
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not sure if the 2019 requirements are similar, maybe worth mentioning too
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I have updated the text for these to say 2015-2024, which is what the link is for. I think this makes it easier to understand that this link isn't just for a single year version.
Here's a ss from the microsoft website describing the link:
| Geometry nodes in Dynamo are always tessellated*. This leaves you with two options to work with untessellated geometry: Python nodes and ZeroTouch nodes. As long as you don't return a geometry object out of your Python or ZeroTouch node, the geometry will not be tessellated. For instance, if your graph has several point nodes, connected to several line nodes, connected to several loft nodes, connected to several thicken nodes, the geometry will be tessellated at each step. Instead, you can bundle this logic into a Python or ZeroTouch node, and only return the final object out of the node. | ||
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| More information about using ZeroTouch nodes can be found in the [Developing for Dynamo](11\_developer\_primer/3\_developing\_for\_dynamo/README.md) section of this Primer. | ||
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@aparajit-pratap @mjkkirschner Can you review if this section is still correct?
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@QilongTang to clarify, the linked content or the geometry generation bit?
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I feel like working with large data sets should be it's own gigantic ever evolving section ;) not crammed into an faq.
… 2015-2024 rather than just 2015
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Purpose
Moving How to Utilize Dynamo Builds & Efficiently Working With Large Data Sets In Dynamo from the Dynamo Wiki to the Dynamo Primer.
Key additions:
Guides on utilising Dynamo Builds and Efficiently Working with Large Data Sets In Dynamo.
The proposed location for these guides is under a new FAQ section Appendix - Frequently Asked Questions:
Declarations
Check these if you believe they are true
Release Notes
An FAQ section with guides on utilising Dynamo Builds and Efficiently Working with Large Data Sets In Dynamo.
Reviewers
@dnenov
@achintyabhat
@QilongTang
Informed
@Amoursol