The positions of certain kinds of layers in the layer stacking
order in the Timeline panel prevent groups of 3D layers from being processed
together to determine intersections and shadows.
A shadow cast by a 3D layer does not affect a 2D layer or any
layer that is on the other side of the 2D layer in the layer stacking order.
Similarly, a 3D layer does not intersect with a 2D layer or any layer that is
on the other side of the 2D layer in the layer stacking order. No such
restriction exists for lights. Just like 2D layers, other types of layers also
prevent 3D layers on either side from intersecting or casting shadows on one
another:
· An adjustment layer
· A 3D layer with a
layer style applied
·
A 3D precomposition
layer to which an effect, closed mask (with mask mode other than None), or
track matte has been applied
A 3D precomposition layer
without collapsed transformations
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