Can you enter code into Blenders parameters??

Coding Python Support
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Hi there guys,

This may be completely ambitious but is it possible to enter code into Blenders parameters.
My real question is I want to generate some sort of noise, different on each frame, that is black and white but has 0-1 values.
I want to enter the code into a data block. Is that even possible? It would be pretty neat if it is! I want to create variable viscosity in fluid dynamics. Instead of just entering one value into the Viscosity parameter, I was wondering if I could enter some code into it instead.

Here is an image of the parameter I want to have random noise instead of just a solid value - http://i.imgur.com/1hZehH1.jpg

I don’t know anything about coding in Blender, that’s why I have come to you guys!

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I think something like this might already be possible with Blender’s node editor or maybe the Animation Nodes add-on, but I’m not familiar with either.

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Passing down code into Blender’s parameter is possible through scripts.

You can also copy the scripts into the console of blender in order to do that.

However, it’s a complex thing to do if you wish to override blender’s parameter’s default behavior when you operate them within the UI context. It’s possible, but we need a real blender wizard to figure out how.

Especially hard if you want to input a image type into a integer slider.