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Sorry. See it now. Is there a way to see the black part of the mask or in other words the effect of the mask in the Input tab as well, or only in the output?

oops, sorry. didnt notice how he clicked and moved from the Clip tab to the Layer tab. They are kind of similar so didnt catch my eye.

Hm, thats simple yet clever. But I guess you'd need set the positional values on each video file you load individually, and you'd still be using two layers so might not be the best way.

I really don't like the idea of using layers for creating different outputs, its not what layers do in any ...

i'll have to ask again how to create a Mask within a slice. Both in Input or Output window if I add a Mask it jumps to the Output window and the Mask is independent.
http://i.imgur.com/iQmhXwo.png

And again, I don't see any masks in the list of Inputs, not like I understood what that would do, but ...

I don't see any masks in the list of Inputs...

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I don't understand, sorry.

How are you able to create a Mask "within" a slice?
Both if I have a slice selected or not, and whether im in Output or Inpout window of the Advanced screen, when I add a Mask it is independent...

Would be nice to be able to add a mask in the output transformation menu, not the input selection. After transformation the mask can get out of shape. But more importantly to me I want to be able to project the same layer with two projectors, yet be able to mask each individually.
Is this possible ...

I think I got it, thanks.
You mean if you have two Routers in one column, one will stop "gathering" layers down the column when it encounters another Router down the same column?