In blending, you can add effect to element and it affects lower elements defined by Sorting.

For now there are those blending effects:

• Normal: no effect
• Multiply: multiplies colors and darken them
• Screen: multiplies colors with inverted value, it's opposite of multiply
• Ovelay: screen on lighter area, and multiply on darker
• Darken: darker color shows up
• Lighten: lighter color shows up
• Color Dodge: lighten colors, plus lowers contrast
• Linear Dodge: stronger effects than screen or color dodge
• Add (Glow): make it bright (glows)
• Color Burn: overexposes colors and darken them, plus highers contrast
• Hard Light: lighten lighter areas, darken darker ones, element color is more noticeable
• Soft Light: lighten lighter areas, darken darker ones, element color is almost unoticeable
• Subtract:subtracts color and darken as result
• Difference: subtracts color and uses different value as result
• Exclusion: difference with lower contrast
• Inverse: invert color value
• Destination In: similar to clip to lower, but without the need showing mask element
• Clip to Lower: clip, only shown in lower element area
• Slice from Lower:

Masking Source is like Mask. You can insert those elements you want to clip/dodge.

If there are element A, B and C. And on A you input B and C on A's mask source. Then you can clip/dodge A on B and C area.