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Subject: Re: why isn't masking treated as an effect?
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Sometimes I want to mask or roto an image and then apply an effect AFTER
the mask is applied. Or sometimes I want: 1.) effect 2.) mask 3.) effect.
However AE doesn't give any control for the render order for masking. Is
there a reason for this, or has there simply been no demand for this type
of thing?

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Sometimes I want to mask or roto an image and then apply an effect AFTER th=
e mask is applied. Or sometimes I want: 1.) effect 2.) mask 3.) effect. How=
ever AE doesn&#39;t give any control for the render order for masking. Is t=
here a reason for this, or has there simply been no demand for this type of=
 thing?<br>

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