Hello, I am writing code using Houdini but my knowledge of Houdini is not that great. I have two python nodes, one that needs to be time dependent and one that is not. I need to use two variables from the time independent python node in the time dependent one. One variable is weights which I think can be done by assigning my weights to the ‘Pw’ attribute of my geometry or as a custom attribute.

The problem with the second is that it is a dictionary that stores a list of objects and their vectors to a specific point and I don't believe a dictionary can be assigned as an attribute. Does anybody know what I can do with this situation?

Cheers

Would it work to create a string array attribute and a vector (3-float) array attribute, and put the keys (the strings) in one and the corresponding values (the vectors) in the other?

I found a simpler solution. I initialised two variables in the python source editor, e.g. myVar = {} and in my python node did

Then I can access this in my other python node by: