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1 minute ago, srg said:

Thank you both, I never knew. but at this point I have question, what is the practical difference between a mask layer and a clip layer. 

A parent object's appearance resulting from its clip-nested children is calculated before that appearance is further affected by mask-nested objects. Probably the most distinctive difference is when using live blur filters. A clip-nested blur will be constrained (in other words, clipped) by the boundary of the parent, but a mask-nested blur will spread the result outside of the parent's boundary.

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And at about 3:30 into that tutorial, James points out both the thin row which I mentioned as differentiating the appearance of mask layers from clip layers, and the difference in background color that @,,, mentioned:

And a bit more detail later (about 4:45) on the appearance of the dropping highlights.

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1 minute ago, ,,, said:

A parent object's appearance resulting from its clip-nested children is calculated before that appearance is further affected by mask-nested objects. Probably the most distinctive difference is when using live blur filters. A clip-nested blur will be constrained (in other words, clipped) by the boundary of the parent, but a mask-nested blur will spread the result outside of the parent's boundary.

Thank you!

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