1	expressions in the Evaluate DAT:	Put a python expression in the Expression parameter and see its results immediately. Even for doing calculator-type math like 16/9.
2	edit long parameter expressions:	Click a parameter expression and Press Ctrl-e to bring up the expression in the text editor.
3	Middle Mouse Button not available?:	Alt+Right-click is a substitute for middle mouse button, letting you get info on nodes, and zoom network or viewers. Better yet, get a 3-button mouse.
4	delete samples in a CHOP:	Use the Delete CHOP’s Samples page to delete samples based on values in one channel being in a specified range.
5	Text DAT word wraparound:	Turn the Word Wrap parameter On to make text in any DAT wraparound.
6	click where you want to paste nodes:	When you copy/paste nodes, first click on the network where you want them to go. Otherwise it will be pasted directly under the copied nodes, which you may sometimes prefer.
7	see inside a panel:	Put your cursor over any panel or UI element and press F10 or F9 to see its network. This includes everything when you are in Perform Mode.
8	send your one-liner tips:	Send them to tips@derivative.ca
9	CHOP Viewer dots:	Press "d" over an active multi-sample CHOP viewer to show a dot at each sample. Zoom in (MMB) to see it in detail.
10	CHOP graphs expressed as sample number:	The CHOP viewer X-axis is expressed in frames by default. To show X-axis as sample number, right-click -> Units -> Samples.
11	Replicator COMP throttle:	You can create one replicant per frame with Incremental Update.
12	Replicator COMP without a table:	You can specify simply the number of replicants you want.
13	affect only one TOP color channel:	Use any TOP's Channel Mask parameter to affect fewer than all four color channels.
14	edit DATs in the Textport:	Drag a DAT into a Textport. It adds a tab so you can watch/edit the DAT.
15	refer to a parameter in a parameter:	On a parameter, rclick -> Copy Parameter, then rclick -> Paste Parameter on another parameter to create a reference.
16	show a message box:	Show a message in a dialog with ui.messageBox('Title', 'Message')
17	OP Viewers momentary Viewer Active:	Alt-a (Option-a on macOS) in a network puts all nodes in Viewer Active mode until you release.
18	Windows Explorer file extensions:	In Windows Explorer, View -> File lets you turn on file name extensions, a better way to work.
19	fast path navigation:	On the path bar at the top of any network, right-click on any of the parts of the path to get the component menu for that level. You can get View... Parameters... etc.
20	Desktop in python:	In python, app.desktopFolder gives your Desktop location. See other location shortcuts in the wiki App Class and Project Class.
21	Network Table Mode:	See your network as a table of operators using Shift-T, making nodes easier to find. Click the box in the first column to make it current.
22	hide your palette:	Get more space by closing the palette when not in use.
23	what's going through a wire:	Left-click on a wire to see what's going through it.
24	use the Error DAT:	The logging in the Error DAT helps you investigate intermittent Errors and Warnings on operators.
25	Deep Performance Monitoring:	The "probe" component in the Palette lets you watch Operators cook and do live analysis of your networks' time and memory consumption.
26	popup help for parameters:	Press the Alt key (Option on macOS) and rollover a parameter name to get its help from the wiki.
27	pause | play:	Press Shift-spacebar to pause and un-pause the timeline. When editing your networks, you can just press spacebar.
28	animating wires between OPs:	If a wire is an animating dashed line, it means its source is cooking. Middle-click on the source node to see how much time it is taking.
29	go into Perform Mode:	Press F1 to go into Perform Mode, and press Esc to leave Perform Mode.
30	compare two components:	Use compareComp in the Palette to compare two components node by node.
31	create easy popup menus:	search "popmenu" in wiki.
32	move a node while Viewer Active is on:	Click/drag the text field at the bottom of the node. rclick there for menu. roller-wheel over it to enter a COMP.
33	Network viewed as a table of nodes:	See your network as a table of operators using Shift-T, making nodes in networks easier to find. Click box in first column to make a node current.
34	RGBA outside 0-1 range:	Change a TOP's Pixel Format parameter to any floating point format. and see the Math TOP.
35	more noise:	See the 'noise' component in the Palette for noise types beyond the Noise TOP.
36	see TOP alpha:	On a TOP, make Viewer Active on, and press 'a' to see the alpha channel of a TOP. Press 'c' to return to color.
37	make a TOP opaque:	Use a Reorder TOP and set Alpha to 1. Or in a Level TOP, set Alpha Low to 1. there are at least 5 other ways. (Transform TOP, Constant TOP, ...)
38	per-channel parameter values:	In many CHOPs, me.chanIndex in a parameter gives you a different value for each channel. 
39	search and replace text:	Edit -> Search Replace goes through all nodes in a tree and replaces text.
40	camera vs cameraViewport:	cameraViewport in palette has interactive controls and can be used in place of Camera COMP.
41	Edit or Search a DAT:	Right-click on a DAT and select Edit Contents in Textport - this is another way to edit DATs and search text in them.
42	why is my render black:	search in wiki for "why is my render black" for clues.
43	OP menu on network path bar:	Right-click on any name in the path bar at the top of a network pane to get the OP menu for that COMP.
44	3 Ways to Snippets:	right-click on node, right-click on OP Create, Dialogs Help menu.
45	OP Menu on parameter dialog:	On the parameter dialog, right-click on the 'i' info icon to get the OP menu.
46	network comment:	Shift-c creates a text comment box in the network.
47	network annotation:	Alt-right-click drag a box to create a full-featured annotate box around nodes in the network.
48	troubleshooting and crashes:	See the wiki page Troubleshooting in TouchDesigner.
49	useful TD python modules:	find in wiki "tdu module", "TDFunctions" and "TDJSON".
50	one line try / except:	look at tdu.tryExcept()
51	pause the timeline:	Spacebar when cursor in over the network or parameter dialog. Shift-spacebar when cursor is over a panel, Animation Editor or when in Perform Mode or TouchPlayer.
52	paste nodes in hovered pane:	Copy and Paste keyboard shortcuts work on the hovered network pane, not the last-clicked one.
53	drag parameter to parameter:	Drag from one OP's parameter name to another OP's parameter to copy a value or make a reference or bind, even multi-field parameters like RGB color.
54	export/drop to any parameter:	while dragging from a CHOP channel or a parameter, hover over the destination node to select the node, then hover over the desired page tab to select the page, then drop to the parameter.
55	de-select a node:	Ctrl-click to deselect a node.
56	a quick Null OP:	Click a non-component OP and press Alt-n. Your cursor will have a Null OP ready for you to click and place it.
57	Disable Shift pausing timeline:	If you don't want to mistakenly pause the timeline in Designer Mode, turn off Enable Playbar Shortcuts in Preferences.
58	Go to Samples:	Getting to the Samples folder is fastest via the Help -> Browse Samples menu.