How do I find the setting affected by a f-curve using python?

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Knowing my f-curve, how can I find the animated setting?

 bpy.data.actions['Material.001Action'].fcurves[0]

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Ray Mairlot · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-08 14:27:10Z

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The answer was pretty simple. Just add this at the end of line:

.data_path

bpy.data.actions['Material.001Action'].fcurves[0].data_path

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$\begingroup$ don't forget the .array_index to tell you which part of location, rotation_euler, or rotation_quaternion the fcurve applies to. $\endgroup$
– Mutant Bob
Commented Apr 8, 2015 at 14:21
$\begingroup$ Thank you Ray Mairlot I cried when I saw that I missed a parameter. I finally found the .array_index following data block on the outliner ! :') $\endgroup$
– Issanou Kamardine IK
Commented Apr 9, 2015 at 2:44

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