Unreal Python Tool Testing pt.1

I am now testing the new tool features for creating materials in Unreal. It took me a while to figure out but I think I have somethings to show. A lot of time and experimentation was needed to figure out how to run each piece of code separately within each function. This was my initial set up:

Initially, a script in the command chain would would be executed once and not be able to stay relevant. By the time it gets to a run function it doesn't actually know what it's referencing because everything else is forgotten:

But there's and There's an option called "Execute Python Command (Advanced)" which has the option use a public scope when it executes a script.

This treats each script like it's been typed into the command console so if you apply this advanced execute with a public scope, everything is retained as the the blueprint path is followed:

So far this means that most of my Create Material options are working when you check the boxes for them. I can't wait to have this published as a plugin on the Unreal Marketplace. I just have one other bug that I have to fix with the checkbox option to open a Material editor. An error message keeps coming up that I don't understand.

But ultimately I made a lot of progress this week especially with some help. Stay tuned for part 2.