You used a package node in Week 3 without knowing it. Workset.Create is not a built-in Dynamo node — it comes from Rhythm, a community package. Every script across the Advanced Level that used Rhythm, every node that did something built-in Dynamo alone could not do, was a package node. Week 9 makes that visible — and then goes further. This week teaches what packages are, how to tell a package node from a built-in node using the prefix, and how to install any package in two minutes using the Package Manager. Then the four essential packages every Advanced Level Dynamo user needs: Rhythm for MEP and worksets, Clockwork for filtering elements in one step, Archi-lab for sheets and views beyond what Week 5 covered, and Springs for collecting elements by view and combining text strings. Developed by the AI in BIM team in collaboration with GBH Elite, Week 9 equips you with the four packages that will appear in every Advanced script from Week 10 forward — and the correct way to document package requirements so anyone who opens your script can run it without a red canvas. Install all four before Week 10. That is the Week 9 outcome!

✅ WHAT'S INCLUDED:

- 3 Comprehensive Video Lessons

- Part 1: What Is a Package — and Why You Already Used One

- Part 2: The 4 Essential Packages — Rhythm, Clockwork, Archi-lab, Springs

- Part 3: Conclusion — Documenting Packages and Preparing for Week 10

- *Week 9 Assessment (Google Form — Theory + Practical Task)*

- Lifetime Access to Week 9 Content

- Exclusive WhatsApp Community Support ⭐

✅ KEY BENEFITS:

- Understand what a Dynamo package is and where package nodes come from

- Identify any package node from its prefix — instantly tell it apart from a built-in node

- Install any package in under two minutes using the Package Manager

- Know Rhythm — its author, its purpose, and its most useful nodes for MEP and workset work

- Know Clockwork — its author, its purpose, and how it filters elements in one step

- Know Archi-lab — its author, its purpose, and how it handles sheets and views beyond Week 5

- Know Springs — its author, its purpose, and how it collects elements by view and combines strings

- Document package requirements correctly inside any script using a Note node

- Have all four packages installed before Week 10 begins

💬 NEVER GET STUCK AGAIN!

Package not showing in the Library after install? Package node showing as a red block? Ask in our exclusive GBH Elite Community WhatsApp Group! Get instant help from:

✓ Experienced Dynamo package users across all four essential packages

✓ AI in BIM team experts

✓ BIM automation professionals

✓ Fellow Advanced Level students at the same stage

No question is too advanced — we learn together!

🎯 YOUR LEARNING PATH (WEEK 9):

1️⃣ Understand what a Dynamo package is — community-built nodes that extend what Dynamo can do

2️⃣ Use the prefix to identify any package node at a glance

3️⃣ Install any package in two minutes using the Package Manager

4️⃣ Learn Rhythm — author, purpose, most useful BIM nodes

5️⃣ Learn Clockwork — author, purpose, one-step element filtering

6️⃣ Learn Archi-lab — author, purpose, sheets and views beyond Week 5

7️⃣ Learn Springs — author, purpose, view-based collection and string tools

8️⃣ Know how to document package requirements in any script using a Note node

9️⃣ Install all four packages before Week 10 — complete the Assessment to prove it

🔟 Arrive at Week 10 with the full package toolkit ready

🔥 Workset.Create came from Rhythm. You already used a package. This week — know every package you are using and why!

💡 COURSE STRUCTURE:

- ✅ *DYNAMO Advanced — Weeks 1–8*: Complete

- ▶️ *DYNAMO Advanced — Week 9*: Packages in Dynamo ← YOU ARE HERE

- Advanced Week 10: Building on the full four-package toolkit

💡 SPECIAL NOTE FOR MEMBERS:

GBH Elite Community members get this entire course series FREE as part of their membership benefits. Not a member yet? Join today and unlock this plus many more exclusive courses!