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# Rectangular Mask
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Create a binary mask covering a rectangular region of a DATA_FIELD. Useful when you want to select a region of interest for downstream nodes (statistics, flattening, masking operators) without cropping the image.
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## Inputs
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| Name | Type | Required | Description |
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|------|------|----------|-------------|
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| field | DATA_FIELD | Yes | Input field |
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| corner_a | COORD | No | Locks corner A from an external coordinate |
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| corner_b | COORD | No | Locks corner B from an external coordinate |
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## Outputs
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| Name | Type | Description |
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|------|------|-------------|
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| mask | IMAGE | Binary mask (255 inside the rectangle, 0 outside) matching the input field's pixel resolution |
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## Controls
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| Name | Type | Default | Description |
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|------|------|---------|-------------|
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| square | BOOLEAN | False | If true, the mask is coerced to a physical square — the longer side is shrunk to match the shorter, anchored at the top-left corner |
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| invert | BOOLEAN | False | If true, the mask covers everything outside the rectangle instead of inside |
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## Interactive preview
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The node renders the input field with a draggable rectangle. Drag corner A or B to resize; drag inside the box to move it. Incoming COORD inputs lock the corresponding corner so it can't be moved interactively.
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## Notes
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- The output mask has the same resolution (xres × yres) as the input field.
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- Pixel boundaries are chosen to fully contain the selected rectangle (floor on the low corner, ceil on the high corner).
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- With `square` enabled, the side length is chosen in physical units (using `xreal`/`yreal`), so the mask looks square on the preview for fields with square pixels. For non-square pixels it is physically square but may render as a rectangle pixel-wise.
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