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  1. I might understand blend mode wrong. But I always believe when we set white pixel's blend mode to "multiply" they disappears. At least this is how photoshop handles it. I found this explaining multiply mode in photoshop https://theeagerlearner.com/your-big-friendly-guide-to-layer-blend-modes/ "Multiply – This is what we use most often when we want to make things darker. White is invisible, black is opaque & the grey is making things darker." While on Affinity Designer, multiply "always producing a darker value." https://affinity.help/designer/en-US.lproj/index.html?page=pages/Layers/layerBlendModes.html?title=Layer%20blending See https://imgur.com/a/fgCWOEC, left shadow has blend mode normal, and right shadow has blend mode multiply. The white pixel also makes the ground darker.
  2. AP, AD and APub 1.8.3 and earlier macOS 10.13.6 A vector object is incorrectly rendered (to the view and to exported image) when the object contains a clip-nested child: the app does an extra blend of the object with the background. object with no child expected result: object blend with background actual result: object blend with background parent with clipped child expected result: (child blendC with parent) blendP with background actual result: (child blendC with (parent blendP with background)) blendP with background
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