I am trying to find a way to integrate looping functionality into a series list of subdivided surfaces that have a surface morph operation happen on each of them, terminating the loop upon the surface morph of the final surface, by measuring a multiplier for the subdivisions to give that number on the maximum number of surfaces created. Strangely I have been having difficulting installing looping add on functions, and considering whether this should just be done in Python, or whether I can do this within GH. Any insights? I am making shoes. SHOE_STYLE#3|690x388
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Any luck? 
Use Anemone instead.
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@Joseph_Oster I have tried using Anemone and install the .GHA file into my Rhino Grasshopper plugins filesā¦ but when I open the file it says its not compatible and have been trying to find a solution. Could you walk me through how you would install it for Rhino 7?
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I donāt recall re-installing Anemone when I upgraded from R6 to R7. It still works fine, WAY BETTER than Hoopsnake ever did (which for me was never). I am using Anemone 0.4 (2015-12-14) from this page: Anemone | Food4Rhino
In Grasshopper, use āFile | Special Folders | Components Folderā to locate this on your machine. On Windows, you might have to right-click the file, select āPropertiesā and check the āUnblockā box.
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Okā¦ So I redownloaded 0.4 version, installed it into the library and checked the unblock and it is still not allowing me to use the pluginā¦ after I selected unblock the option to check that box has disappeared.
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I donāt know what more to say, Anemone has always worked great for me in R5, R6 and R7.
Welpā¦ that is a bummerā¦ hey @MateuszZwierzycki do you have any insights into what could be going on here?
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Thank you for trying to help assist in this matter
I tried installing it in the libraries with Rhino7 to no avail as well.
Sounds more like an issue for McNeel than Anemoneās creator, Mateusz Zwierzycki ? Iām sure there are others that use Anemone with R7 like I do.
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I guess youāre trying to install it as a Rhino plug-in, please make sure youāre installing it in Grasshopper.
By ālibrariesā i meant the grasshopper libraries. 
Hey @user_9123125 do you have any insight into why this may be happening?
Taking a wild guess hereā¦ At the Rhino command prompt, type āPackageManagerā and then click the āInstalledā tab. See anything weird that might indicate Anemone installed in the wrong place?
Strangely enough, I donāt see that I have anything installed, but I know for a fact that I have additional plugins installed and operating within my grasshopper program. I also am not seeing that Anemone is something I can search for online. I do not know if the package manager has the Anemone plug-in referenced within its library, and is indicative of a technical error or not.
As far as I know, PackageManager handles Rhino plugins only, not Grasshopper. They are separate so Iām not surprised you donāt see any GH plugins with PackageManager. Had to look though because it doesnāt make any sense that Anemone doesnāt work for some.
The package manager handles both. Hops is a GHA and is distributed via the package manager. It is up to add in authors to publish their work to the package manager
So what is preventing these guys from installing Anemone in R7?