Alex Kaszynski

> Perhaps we have a `[all]` option for installing PyVista and all its glory and leave the default without it? Perhaps, but that might still violate `meshfix`'s license as you...

It wouldn't be too hard to split up `pymeshfix-core` and `pymeshfix`, it's just a matter of finding time to.

Maybe that's best. Just a simple `ImportError` for those who want to do advanced visualization.

That's ok. There's more than just the setup changes as I need to run unit testing without installing `pyvista` and it's a non-trivial fix.

I'm guessing you're using Python 2.7 as 0.13.3 was the last one with Python 2.7 wheels. If you're not using homebrew or anaconda, that's the best way to get Python...

I'll have pymeshfix with python 3.9 wheels on mac os out shortly.

Just released wheels at https://pypi.org/project/pymeshfix/0.15.0/, and includes a Mac OS Python 3.9 wheel.

Got it partially working: First, split the mesh into the three individual bodies. They're not connected at all. ```py import pymeshfix import pyvista as pv # we're going to subdivide,...

Could you please post your ``pyvista.Report()` here prior to running `pymeshfix`? Also, one thing you might try is creating an `env.yml` and then install from that file and include both...

Looks like it failed to cythonize in Mac. I’ll look into this.