How to do a masking if your mask is overlapping another item that needs to be seen?

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August 18, 2020
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Imagine two moving objects side by side that required masking, and they are both moving up and down taking on each others paths when you switch the direction of the movement.

The problem is that the masking of one item will always seems to overlap on top of other item that is right next to it.

So, how could you have red and blue move up and down next to each other without having their masks hide the color right next to them?

Could something like that be done quickly? Or would it require a frame by frame trigger?

Check this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Joz-Pc7b1Bc

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alank99101739

Legend

Try turning off the eyeball for the white mask layer for your red shape. I *think* masks do not need to be visible. If that does not work, can talk about other options.

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elindo586Author

Inspiring

Thanks.

I will try that, but I am going to skip it for this particular project.

The project is only 10 min long, and its taking me forever, but I am mostly done with it.

When I got try to change something in the file and/or change something in the CH program for some unrelated item, then I go find out that something else that was working OK is not longer working properly.

So, for now I will skip it on this project and put it on the next one.

Even when I might have done some mistakes on the project it seems to me that I might be dealing with bugs, and if they are not bugs it surely look like bugs the way they behave.

I will post a video of the last 2 problems I have with this project and how I think I am going to fix it.

The movement of the two masks side by side is something I still want to do, but I don't want to risk messing something else on the project and have to go at it and fix it again.

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elindo586Author

Inspiring

I can put a link to the file too, but don't know if it would be needed for this.

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