
Raymond Radet has written a handy new tutorial for AEtuts,
Understanding The Render Order In After Effects, which introduces the rendering pipeline with links to more on
AE Help.

The rendering pipeline is a lot more complicated now than Masks > Effects > G
eometric PARTS, and it can no longer be visualized with a
simple graphic. If you're looking for more, buy into
Creating Motion Graphics in After Effects because you won’t see more clarity and graphic detail elsewhere (eyes glaze over at text-heavy resources like
AE Help). See
also How to Optimize Projects in Adobe After Effects CS5 or (
CS4: Optimize the Pipeline), a project-oriented excerpt from Mark Christiansen's book.
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