
Monito is a Dynamo view extension for Revit that enables users to compare two node graphs, visually highlighting differences between them. This utility operates as a dedicated view extension within the Dynamo interface, designed specifically for version control and auditing of visual programming scripts. It functions by scanning the structure of two distinct graph files, identifying discrepancies in node placement, connections, and parameter values. The tool provides a clear, side-by-side or overlaid visual feedback mechanism, allowing developers to see exactly where modifications have occurred. By automating the detection of changes, it eliminates the need for manual inspection of complex scripts, ensuring that updates to automation routines remain consistent and error-free across project teams.
The download is an 11 MB file containing .ZIP files.
To integrate this extension, place the provided files into the appropriate Dynamo packages or extensions directory as specified by the installation documentation. Once active, the tool becomes accessible within the Dynamo workspace. Users initiate the comparison by selecting the two graph files they wish to audit. The interface then processes the data, rendering a visual summary of the variations found within the node network, which helps in debugging and documenting changes during the development cycle of custom automation workflows.
This extension is essential for BIM managers, computational designers, and MEP engineers who frequently maintain and iterate on complex Dynamo scripts. It belongs in professional environments where script versioning and collaborative graph development are standard practice. By facilitating a systematic review process, it supports teams in maintaining high-quality automation standards throughout all project stages, from initial design development through to final documentation. It is particularly useful for identifying unintended changes in scripts shared across multiple models or different project phases.
Monito Dynamo View Extension for Graph Comparison
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Andreas Dieckmann — licensed under MIT
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