Opacity filter on one track effecting every other track, including those above it?

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What is your operating system?
Windows 10

What is your Shotcut version (see Help > About Shotcut)? Is it 32-bit?
22.06.23 x64-bit

Can you repeat the problem? If so, what are the steps?
I’m not entirely sure if this is a bug or what is supposed to happen, but I have on track 1 (bottom track) a clip of a person, track 2 a black colour clip with an opacity filter that goes from 0 to 100 over the course of it’s clip, and on track 3 (top track) a clip of butterflies that I have Chroma key: Simple filtered to get rid of it’s green screen. when the clip runs however, the opacity filter for the black colour clip does as intended to increase it’s visibility (and thus provide a fade out/to black effect) but for some unexpected reason, also covers the butterflies which are on the track above it. To my understanding, this shouldn’t happen, but rather the clips on track one (of the person) should be covered by the clip on track 2 (black box) with the butterflies layered on-top of said black box. (I do realise now that I have written this out that I can use the fade out effect for Track 1, but this opacity filter seems to be bugged/conflicting with the chroma key: simple filter on the track above it)

I have blurred the persons face for privacy reasons

Edit: the track at the very bottom with a white box was my attempt at fixing the issue by assuming that the butterflies green screen needed a background colour other than black to stay at full colour in the video. However it didn’t work.

[Hudson555x]

Have you changed the order of a track with this project?
There is a known bug when changing the order of a track.

Moving Tracks Does Not Change The Hierarchy Of Tracks

Version 22.06.23 Windows 11 When a track is above another track, whatever is on the upper track will show as being on top of the lower track. With the ability to move tracks up and down the order, this should change so that if the upper track and the lower track switch positions what was covered before with the upper track will now be seen on top. The bug here is that this does not happen after moving tracks. In this demo, I have a red box on V2 then create a new track above it and place a gre…

Do you have other filters on any of the other clips than the black one on V3?

As far as your description, I tried to duplicate the issue, and only have applied 2 filters, Opacity to the black clip on V3 (Keyframed 0 to 100), and Chroma Key Simple on V4.

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I had changed the order of the track around a small bit (can’t remember what one’s and where to) so that bug might be a major contributor to the issue. Also I realise I typed out my tracks a bit incorrectly and will fix that here: V1 (bottom track) - completely white image, V2 - image of person, V3 - completely black image with 1 filter: Opacity (starting at 0 at beginning of clip, ending at 100 at end of clip), and V4 (top track) - clip of butterflies on a green screen that I used 1 filter to erase: Chroma Key Simple (30% focus).

Now that you mention a known bug regarding the reorder of tracks, this would also explain why I’m having a near identical issue with another video I am working on where V2 (lower track) is displaying over V6 (higher track). So I do believe this is a case of the bug.