Mask Merge Utility Script: Isolate down for your perfect color correction. No more pixelmath! 

Stunning work as always. Making serious gravitational waves in the Pixinsight community. Badoom tsh!

A few days ago I was thinking about such functionality - thank you. You are amazing.

This is great! I normally just do a tiny bit of pixelmath to merge/subtract my masks if I need to. But I'd much rather do a few clicks than open pixelmath. Keep it up with the scripts! I'm loving them. I just uploaded a video showcasing two of them a few days ago, will work my way through the rest of them.

I never even tried intersection:( no wonder I was struggling. Great job Franklin. You are the wizard!

Awesome script. I like the way you explain the technical details and with examples. The options don't feel intimidating. Keep them coming.

Finally someone did this. This is going to be super useful! Thanks!

Superb. I've struggled with multiple masks and look forward to giving this a go.

Amazing Tool! I always struggle to isolate certain areas with the masks and now this is very easy to achieve! Thanks a million Franklin that you have release that script!

Awesome! Adding convolution for a mask blur before generating might be a nice touch.

Awesome!! I will certainly be using this in my processing workflow. Thank you.

Another excellent well thought out script….👍🏻 Thank you…

I may very well be using this later today! Thanks, and keep up the awesome work!

You are Da Best! Once again thank you for the amazing scripts!

Amazing script! Thanks for developing and sharing.

You are quickly become the best script maker in AP. Goodness in a few months my work flow has been so dependent on your scripts. Between NB>RGB stars, Statistical Stretch and this, I think my workflow got much better. The only thing I haven't yet implemented was Automated DBE.

Another brilliant script!! Goes straight into the top of my favourites. The only thing missing is the photoshop ability to draw a mask with the mouse. Yes the Game script does provide some of that in a clunky way but I do miss the basic ability simply draw a mask freehand and feather it. The speed with which you are turning out stunning tools is truly amazing. Thanks!

Thank you. Really nice script and very helpful. The usage of your scripts has really helped me take the next step in processing where I've gotten stuck before

Another fantastic tool, thank you so much for your work

Brilliant many thanks for this Frank

Very cool, will look forward to trying this! 👍👍

I've never used a mask, but I think I'll learn by using your help. Thank you for some great scripts.

This tool will come in handy! Thanks

Thank you for creating yet another useful tool! Clear skies, Matt

Another great tool that I'm sure I'll be using a lot. CS

Really nice Frank , again a plus for making our images more beautiful in Pixinsight !! THX

Thanks! This is perfect for a pixel math challenged guy like me!

This is great. Just yesterday I was working with those same three mask scripts (GAME, ColorMask Mod, and Range Selection) to get a mask to help to enhance the wispy blue nebulosity near the Crescent nebula. I was unsuccessful manipulating the masks, but now I am going to retry with your new script. Thanks Franklin!

Brilliant again!

Thank you very much! This is very helpful!

Vous devenez le champion des nouveaux scripts, merci pour ce que vous faites.

Fantastic. It serves a great purpose. Thanks Frank.

Great tool. Thanks.

Useful. Easier, less confusing than Pixelmath. Thank you.

Thanks mate.

Great tool!

Interesting.

Thank You for all you do SETI Astro …this is a very useful script. ❤️ 👉Also a request: I find it hard to use BXT script and to understand how to get the best results….would you please consider creating your own script that can be more user friendly.

this is kind of scary. I'm just processing my last image wich is.... the lobster nebula. And i encountered some problems with the O2 image, maybe a problem with flats or something. So this morning i realized i have to find a way to process out a part of the image that has too much blue in it, without touching the rest of the image. This script is perfect gor that, combining a Game script with a blue mask should do it

How did you form a elliptical mask using GAME in which the gradient doesn't begin at the center of the ellipse?

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Very good! Thanks!