[Göran Thorén]

Awesome! Thanks a lot, Filip!
Gotta check out what makes this work.

[Göran Thorén]

Wow, thank’s Roland!
That’s a really handy trick!
I’ve used AE for allmost ten years but I have never came across that.
Or maby it’s not every day you have hundreds of masks that need reordering… 🙂
I thought the old “select from bottom cut’n paste” would do the trick but not when it comes to maskes unfortunately.
After effects do seem to have a couple of things to develop still…

Thank’s a million anyway Roland!

/Göran

[Göran Thorén]

Yes and no.
It reverses the direction each mask is drawn but not the ORDER the masks are being drawn.
In my case I have almost 300 masks (which I now have manually reversed the order on) where the first mask is located on the bottom of my comp. the second mask a bit further up, the third even further up and so on.
What I need is to reverse the order of the masks to get the opposite result; from top to bottom.
I guess it’s a bit tricky to wrap ones head around the problem when you can’t see the actual comp… 😉

[Göran Thorén]

Thank’s Roland but that isn’t really the problem.
The problem is that I need the stacking order to be reversed so sequence stroke gets right.