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Old 7th January 2011, 13:35   #1  |  Link
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Mask function help

Im trying to make a function for masking based on luma (from this post). I tried to convert it to masktools2 and inverse the mask effect (now it affects to bright areas). I would like to make a bool operator for chossing whether bright or dark areas, and another one where I can define by a string the filter I want to apply to chosen area.


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function LumaMask(clip input, int "black", int "white", string "lumamask", string "filter"){

LO = string(default(black, 24))
HI = string(default(white, 48))
luma =lumamask
filt = string(filter)

darkM = input.mt_lut("x "+LO+" < 255 x "+HI+" > 0 255 x "+LO+" - 255 "+HI+" "+LO+" - / * - ? ?",U=2,V=2)
brightM = input.mt_lut("x "+LO+" < 0 x "+HI+" > 255 0 x "+LO+" - 255 "+LO+" "+HI+" - / * - ? ?",U=2,V=2)

filter = input.filt

mt_merge(input, filter, luma, U=3,V=3)
return last
}
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Old 7th January 2011, 14:35   #2  |  Link
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You're thinking too complicated.

To reverse the whole logic to "leave dark untouched, filter bright", you just swap the clip arguments of mt_merge.

FitY2UV doesn't exist anymore. In exchange, mt_merge now has the toggle "luma=true/false". When true, luma mask is used for the UV channels, too.

String evaluation is of course possible. But why? I don't see any benefit to declare filtersting="""MyFilter(with,"some",parameter)""" before, and use some doggerel result = Eval( string(clip) + filterstring ) in the function, when you can as well directly use a clip: filter=MyFilter(with,"some",parameter), and simply use result = filter in the function.

(You need string evaluation if you want to apply a filter to something that is constructed only in the function. But not for a basic input clip that gets used as-is.)

Code:
function drkbrgtfltr(clip input, clip filtered, int "black", int "white", bool "darkfilt")
{
LO = string(default(black, 24))
HI = string(default(white, 48))
darkfilt = default(darkfilt,true)

darkmask = input.mt_lut("x "+LO+" < 255 x "+HI+" > 0 255 x "+LO+" - 255 "+HI+" "+LO+" - / * - ? ?",U=1,V=1)

darkfilt ? mt_merge(input, filtered, darkmask, luma=true, U=3,V=3)
 \       : mt_merge(filtered, input, darkmask, luma=true, U=3,V=3)
return last
}
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Last edited by Didée; 7th January 2011 at 15:14. Reason: on darkmask creation, U=1,V=1 is sufficient
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Oh thanks for the input! looks I was close... :P the first thing I tried was swaping but I got a green screen that's why all the thinking afterwards. Yes, define the filter outside function might be better, less hassle I guess.
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Old 7th January 2011, 15:15   #4  |  Link
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Yes, define the filter outside function might be better, less hassle I guess.
I agree, but if you really want to pass in a filter string, the simplest way to do it would be to replace "clip filtered" by "string filterString" in the function definition, then at the start of the function, add
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filtered=Eval(filterString)
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