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=== Standalone for MAC === | === Standalone for MAC === | ||
| − | If you plan to use ''Dynamo'' in the Mac without a Matlab license use this [https://drive.google.com/open?id= | + | If you plan to use ''Dynamo'' in the Mac without a Matlab license use this [https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_T9apWxsZjMZEs3ZTBESFlJR1Ugoogle drive link]. |
| − | This link is updated less frequently than the link for the latest Linux version. If you want the latest version of ''Dynamo'' as standalone for the Mac, drop us an email. | + | This link is updated less frequently than the link for the latest Linux version. If you want the latest version of ''Dynamo'' as standalone for the Mac, drop us an email. |
===Alternate standalone versions=== | ===Alternate standalone versions=== | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 6 March 2017
Contents
Dynamo package
Matlab and Linux Standalone
Please follow this google drive link to download Dynamo. You can safely ignore any complaint of your browser about not being able to preview the file.
This package is around 2Gb as it includes the standalone Matlab MCR libraries of Matlab R2016b. The tar file can be installed both as standalone or inside the Matlab environment.
Standalone for MAC
If you plan to use Dynamo in the Mac without a Matlab license use this drive link. This link is updated less frequently than the link for the latest Linux version. If you want the latest version of Dynamo as standalone for the Mac, drop us an email.
Alternate standalone versions
Note on the standalone use of Dynamo: We deliver in this google drive link the standalone compiled against the MCR library of Matlab R2015a (also included in the .tar file). Version R2015a ensures full compatibility with all Linux distributions. Libraries R2015b onwards deliver higher performance on rendering of graphic objects.
Example data sets
Examples of training data sets will be updated here
