Blending

Nodes in this category control how overlapping graphical content is composited together, considering blend modes, opacity, and clipping.

Nodes

Node Details Possible Types

Node	Details	Possible Types
Blend Mode	Applies the blend mode to the input graphics. Setting this allows for customizing how overlapping content is composited together.	`Graphic → Graphic` `Graphic[] → Graphic[]` `Vector → Vector` `Vector[] → Vector[]` `Raster → Raster` `Raster[] → Raster[]` `Color → Color` `Color[] → Color[]` `Gradient → Gradient` `Gradient[] → Gradient[]` `String → String` `String[] → String[]`
Clipping Mask	Sets whether the input graphics inherit the alpha of the content beneath them, "clipping" them to that content.	`Graphic → Graphic` `Graphic[] → Graphic[]` `Vector → Vector` `Vector[] → Vector[]` `Raster → Raster` `Raster[] → Raster[]` `Color → Color` `Color[] → Color[]` `Gradient → Gradient` `Gradient[] → Gradient[]` `String → String` `String[] → String[]`
Opacity	Modifies the opacity and/or fill of the input graphics by multiplying the existing values by these percentages. Opacity affects the transparency of the content (together with anything above which is clipped to it). Fill affects the transparency of the content itself, independent of any content clipped to it.	`Graphic → Graphic` `Graphic[] → Graphic[]` `Vector → Vector` `Vector[] → Vector[]` `Raster → Raster` `Raster[] → Raster[]` `Color → Color` `Color[] → Color[]` `Gradient → Gradient` `Gradient[] → Gradient[]` `String → String` `String[] → String[]`

Blend Mode

Applies the blend mode to the input graphics. Setting this allows for customizing how overlapping content is composited together.

Graphic → Graphic
Graphic[] → Graphic[]
Vector → Vector
Vector[] → Vector[]
Raster → Raster
Raster[] → Raster[]
Color → Color
Color[] → Color[]
Gradient → Gradient
Gradient[] → Gradient[]
String → String
String[] → String[]

Clipping Mask

Sets whether the input graphics inherit the alpha of the content beneath them, "clipping" them to that content.

Opacity

Modifies the opacity and/or fill of the input graphics by multiplying the existing values by these percentages.

Opacity affects the transparency of the content (together with anything above which is clipped to it).

Fill affects the transparency of the content itself, independent of any content clipped to it.