philadam

Oh most of the time, I open the Material Room, I select an existing material. Then I launch Poser's python shell, and I start with those 4 lines:
scene=poser.Scene()
mat=scene.CurrentMaterial()
tree=mat.ShaderTree()
node = [n for n in tree.Nodes() if n.Name()='the_right_node_name'][0]

I know them all by heart now 

Then I experiment with the desired node. In the shell, "node." starts a list, upon selecting one line of the list and entering the character "(", Poser describes the function and its the parameters. The rest represents hours of experimenting and finding errors and glitches.
Reading Poser's existing scripts helps too. For this, I'm using Microsoft's Visual Studio Code and its search function in Poser's library of scripts.

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