I need to point out two or three things here.
First of all, the SET tutorial is rather "advanced" because it involves a lot of scripts. Now, it's not strictly necessary to have a lot of experience in Python programming to complete the tutorial, but it helps a lot to troubleshoot simple mistakes like the indentation issue we started out with in this thread, but that was easy to solve, and as long as you copy the scripts exactly, there shouldn't be any issues with the Python syntax etc.
The part that makes the tutorial tricky is instead the fact that there is a lot of data being stored in various NC files and read by scripts and plotted, etc. It would of course be nice if all that could be done in VNL directly, and we are working on such a framework, but for now it's very important to understand how ATK stores data in the NC files, not least in order to be able to work around small hickups with the scripts.
In the current situation, your problem is that you are reading some data from a NC file using object_id='gID1'. However, it would appear that there is no such object in the file, and indeed this appears to stem from a possible typo in the tutorial. Try to replace this with object_id='gID001' and rerun the script. For future reference, to troubleshoot this kind of problems, if you select the NC file in VNL, the object IDs are listed in the Result Browser panel.
The second issue you report appears to have occurred by trying to fix the first error in an unsuccessful way, so it is perhaps not relevant.
I should also point out that the current version of the tutorial, on the website, is adapted for ATK 12.2/12.8, so there may be small - or large - differences if you are using such an older version as ATK 11.2.
In general, and in particular for such a complex tutorial as this, please be very careful to state which script you are running when reporting problems (ideally attach the script), otherwise it becomes very difficult to advise. I would also recommend, in the case of this tutorial, to run the scripts from the command line rather than inside VNL.