Blend mode

The blendMode attribute can be applied to PartText, PartImage, PartAnimatedImage and PartDraw elements to configure how two overlapping Part* objects are rendered.

Introduced in Wear OS 5.1.

Blend mode	Description
`CLEAR`	Destination pixels covered by the source are cleared to 0.
`COLOR`	Replaces hue and saturation of destination with hue and saturation of source, leaving luminosity unchanged.
`COLOR_BURN`	Makes destination darker to reflect source.
`COLOR_DODGE`	Makes destination brighter to reflect source.
`DARKEN`	Retains the smallest component of the source and destination pixels.
`DIFFERENCE`	Subtracts darker from lighter with higher contrast.
`DST`	The source pixels are discarded, leaving the destination intact.
`DST_ATOP`	Discards the destination pixels that are not covered by source pixels.
`DST_IN`	Keeps the destination pixels that cover source pixels, discards the remaining source and destination pixels.
`DST_OUT`	Keeps the destination pixels that are not covered by source pixels.
`DST_OVER`	The source pixels are drawn behind the destination pixels.
`EXCLUSION`	Subtracts darker from lighter with lower contrast.
`HARD_LIGHT`	Makes destination lighter or darker, depending on source.
`HUE`	Replaces hue of destination with hue of source, leaving saturation and luminosity unchanged.
`LIGHTEN`	Retains the largest component of the source and destination pixels.
`LUMINOSITY`	Replaces luminosity of destination with luminosity of source, leaving hue and saturation unchanged.
`MODULATE`	Multiplies the source and destination pixels.
`MULTIPLY`	Multiplies the source and destination pixels.
`OVERLAY`	Multiplies or screens the source and destination depending on the destination color.
`PLUS`	Adds the source pixels to the destination pixels and saturates the result.
`SATURATION`	Replaces saturation of destination with saturation of source, leaving hue and luminosity unchanged.
`SCREEN`	Adds the source and destination pixels, then subtracts the source pixels multiplied by the destination.
`SOFT_LIGHT`	Makes destination lighter or darker, depending on source.
`SRC`	The source pixels replace the destination pixels.
`SRC_ATOP`	Discards the source pixels that do not cover destination pixels.
`SRC_IN`	Keeps the source pixels that cover the destination pixels, discards the remaining source and destination pixels.
`SRC_OUT`	Keeps the source pixels that do not cover destination pixels.
`SRC_OVER`	The source pixels are drawn over the destination pixels.
`XOR`	Discards the source and destination pixels where source pixels cover destination pixels.