Matt Keeter

Okay, how about running `pacman -Q` in a `MSYS MinGW64` shell to list installed packages? When I do so, I get [this list](https://gist.github.com/mkeeter/6f4b540047180670909ef9930e69edca). Can you `diff` that with your results...

I think the important one that you're missing is `make` – can you install it (`pacman -S make`) and see if `cmake` becomes happy?

Can you share your Antimony code?

@jflesch There's a simple (but not trivial) solution to your _specific_ problem, which is adding a node that displays a mesh in the 3D viewport (but doesn't let you use...

I tested this out without any issues:  Code for `range`: ``` python import fab title('range') input('n', int) output('ns', list(range(n))) ``` Code for `double`: ``` python import fab title('double') input('ns',...

That's because every `Datum` (e.g. something defined with `input` or `output`) must have a unique name. You could create one output per item in the list with the following: ```...

Not sure! I'm not an expert on Debian packaging; that was contributed by @pfelecan. If you figure it out, please open a PR to fix it.

Hi Andrei, I'm not planning on archiving the repo, if that's what you're asking – I'll continue to accept PRs and do my best to keep things compiling as dependencies...

Good point, updated README in d875666b025ae3dc48b258d5810fc1cd9186e32f

Right now, nodes are this kind of black box (but have a script inside them, rather than a graph). Nested graphs are in development...