AttributeError: object has no attribute

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You usually shouldn’t have consecutive Python nodes as it is extremely inefficient.

The intent is to use these methods to assist in authoring the code, often one after the other.

# Load the Python Standard and DesignScript Libraries
import sys
import clr
clr.AddReference('ProtoGeometry')
from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry import *

object = IN[0] #get an object however you like - in this case I'm bringing it in from the Dynamo environment

whatCanYouDo = dir(object) #get a list of what you can do with the object using your current imports

OUT = whatCanYouDo #return the list of what you can do with the object into the Dynamo environment

#############################################
#### after running the above, change the ####
#### "Method" here to one of the items   ####
#### in the output, and uncomment the    ####
#### line to learn about it, such as the ####
#### inputs, or any other documentation  ####
#############################################
#documentation = object.Method.__doc__
#OUT = documentation, whatCanYouDo

So run that code, find something you like about the object, and then modify the documentation = object.Method.__doc__ line to be documentation = object.**SomethingFromTheCurrentOutput**.__doc__, and uncomment the last two lines

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