New Scripts: PixInsight Toolbox

With the newly installed 1.8.9-3, this is the error I am getting with some of the Toolbox Scripts.
 

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Juergen Terpe said:
Please give me a moment to update my PixInsight to this new version. I will then check and update to address for the signature issues.

Best regards,
Jürgen
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Hello Mr. Terpe...I've been trying to use your Continuum Subtraction script v. 1.9 in the latest update of PixInsight and I am having trouble getting it to execute. Seems to work up to the point of execution. Maybe I am doing something wrong in the new version? Thank you. Leslie
 
Which version exactly do you have installed? Current is v1.8.9-3, Build 1612.
You may have an older PI version.

Cheers
Tom
 
tom886 said:
Which version exactly do you have installed? Current is v1.8.9-3, Build 1612.
You may have an older PI version.

Cheers
Tom
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I have the latest version 1.8.9-3 of PI installed. The Continuum Subtraction script is version 1.9...so I have all the latest versions. When I had version 1.8 of CS it worked perfectly. Now that all is updated it does not work properly...unless there was some new requirement or differences for version 1.9 that I am not aware of? Thanks.
 
Juergen Terpe said:
I'm preparing another update for CreateHubblePaletteFromOSC, because I'm not satisfied with the workflow (too many sliders, hard to use depending on the signal quality). It still takes me some time for for testing, but I think I will finish this within this week.
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Do you have one in low res? its to big for my screen and i cant adjust size or anything to accept changes.
 
Hi! I absolutely love the CreateHDRImage script; it's one of my very favorites and I keep getting an error. It will create a preview, but it won't actually create an image. I get an error that says: Error [001]: C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/Toolbox/CreateHDRImage.js, line 764: ReferenceError: ImageMetadata is not defined. I'm on PixInsight 1.8.9-3 build 1612. Is there anything I can to to get my beloved CreateHDRScript back up and running? Thanks!
 
Hi, I have the same error as NC Tuffy reported above (Sunday 1:44pm #149) when using the "CreateHDRImage" script.
I tried using the script with different images and the same error always occurred.
*** Error [001]: C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/Toolbox/CreateHDRImage.js, line 764: ReferenceError: ImageMetadata is not defined.
PixInsight 1.8.9-3 build 1612 installed.
Would be great if the script works again, thanks Jürgen for your great work
 
bubab said:
Hi, I have the same error as NC Tuffy reported above (Sunday 1:44pm #149) when using the "CreateHDRImage" script.
I tried using the script with different images and the same error always occurred.
*** Error [001]: C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/Toolbox/CreateHDRImage.js, line 764: ReferenceError: ImageMetadata is not defined.
PixInsight 1.8.9-3 build 1612 installed.
Would be great if the script works again, thanks Jürgen for your great work
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I too have had this issue for a few weeks now, I've stopped processing my images because the CreateHDR tool is so effective and convenient. I get this error, which is the same as others that have posted:

*** Error [001]: C:/Program Files/PixInsight/src/scripts/Toolbox/CreateHDRImage.js, line 764: ReferenceError: ImageMetadata is not defined

Hoping this is an easy fix. Thanks Jurgen!
 
As this seems to be affecting a few people, I took a look to see if there is a quick fix. As far as I can see, lines 764 and 765 are no longer needed. The easiest way to fix this is to edit the CreateHDRImage.js file that you will find in PixInsight/src/scripts/toolbox/. Simply delete lines 764 and 765 or comment them out by placing two forward slashes "//" at the start of each line as follows:

JavaScript: 
//let metadata = new ImageMetadata("CreateHDRImage");
//metadata.ExtractMetadata(createHDRParameters.image.window);

You will also need to delete or rename the file CreateHDRImage.xsgn in the same directory.

Hopefully this will fix things until Jurgen can get round to releasing a fixed version in his repository.

CS, Mike
 
Mike1485 said:
As this seems to be affecting a few people, I took a look to see if there is a quick fix. As far as I can see, lines 764 and 765 are no longer needed. The easiest way to fix this is to edit the CreateHDRImage.js file that you will find in PixInsight/src/scripts/toolbox/. Simply delete lines 764 and 765 or comment them out by placing two forward slashes "//" at the start of each line as follows:

JavaScript: 
//let metadata = new ImageMetadata("CreateHDRImage");
//metadata.ExtractMetadata(createHDRParameters.image.window);

You will also need to delete or rename the file CreateHDRImage.xsgn in the same directory.

Hopefully this will fix things until Jurgen can get round to releasing a fixed version in his repository.

CS, Mike
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Thanks Mike! Worked like a charm! I can't thank you enough for taking the time to address this issue. Great instructions too.

All the best and CS, Greg
 
Mike1485 said:
As this seems to be affecting a few people, I took a look to see if there is a quick fix. As far as I can see, lines 764 and 765 are no longer needed. The easiest way to fix this is to edit the CreateHDRImage.js file that you will find in PixInsight/src/scripts/toolbox/. Simply delete lines 764 and 765 or comment them out by placing two forward slashes "//" at the start of each line as follows:

JavaScript: 
//let metadata = new ImageMetadata("CreateHDRImage");
//metadata.ExtractMetadata(createHDRParameters.image.window);

You will also need to delete or rename the file CreateHDRImage.xsgn in the same directory.

Hopefully this will fix things until Jurgen can get round to releasing a fixed version in his repository.

CS, Mike
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This worked! Thank you!
 
Hi Jurgen, thank you for your scripts they help a ton! I do have a weird thing happening in Selective Color Correction, for some reason when I save a process icon for SCC and launch it from that icon, none of the mask (R,G,B, highlights, etc etc) in the SCC interface effect the image.

Steps:
Open SCC
Save a process icon to the workspace, then close SCC and reopen from the icon.
Now if you for instance use the red mask, it will not mask anything, the entire image is affected by any changes you make.
 
Greetings,

I just happen to install the Toolbox and went to use CreateHDRImage and noticed that it is version 1.1 and Not Version 1.8 that I see in other youtube videos of folks demostrating that script. Obviouly the two versions are very different. How can I get the latest. I already reset the Managed Update status and reinstalled it but still get the same version 1.1. Please advise.
 
vermithrax1972 said:
Greetings,

I just happen to install the Toolbox and went to use CreateHDRImage and noticed that it is version 1.1 and Not Version 1.8 that I see in other youtube videos of folks demostrating that script. Obviouly the two versions are very different. How can I get the latest. I already reset the Managed Update status and reinstalled it but still get the same version 1.1. Please advise.
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I believe the current version is 1.10 - are you sure it is version 1.1 you have not this latest version 1.10?
 
Hello

I am having a problem with Scripts Toolbox Continuum Subtraction. When I run it just continues to run (in process contaianer). Using a M2 Mac Book Pro update The version of Continuum is 1.9. Am I missing something or what? When I run it with seti astro version of Continuum Suntraction Utility it runs fone.


Thanks for any assistance

Steve H
 
13rannon said:
Hi Jurgen, thank you for your scripts they help a ton! I do have a weird thing happening in Selective Color Correction, for some reason when I save a process icon for SCC and launch it from that icon, none of the mask (R,G,B, highlights, etc etc) in the SCC interface effect the image.

Steps:
Open SCC
Save a process icon to the workspace, then close SCC and reopen from the icon.
Now if you for instance use the red mask, it will not mask anything, the entire image is affected by any changes you make.
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The mask is an image and is not stored. Please check show mask to see if there is a mask, otherwise press the reset button below once. And let me know your findings, I will then check if I can improve anything, under normal circumstances this worked in the past.
 
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