XIML functionality - blend mode

Blend mode can be applied to any element.

Usage example:

<el elem=”examp_el_set” x=”37%” y=”20″ w=”10%” blendMode=”darken” />

Available blend modes and descriptions:
add Commonly used to create an animated lightening dissolve effect between two images.
alpha Commonly used to apply the transparency of the foreground on the background.
darken Commonly used to superimpose type.
difference Commonly used to create more vibrant colors.
erase Commonly used to cut out (erase) part of the background using the foreground alpha.
hardlight Commonly used to create shading effects.
invert Used to invert the background.
layer Used to force the creation of a temporary buffer for precomposition for a particular movie clip.
lighten Commonly used to superimpose type.
multiply Commonly used to create shadows and depth effects.
normal Used to specify that the pixel values of the blend image override those of the base image.
overlay Commonly used to create shading effects.
screen Commonly used to create highlights and lens flares.
subtract Commonly used to create an animated darkening dissolve effect between two images.

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