- I have 3 layers in Group A and 3 layers in Group B.
- Group A sits above Group B.
- I want the bottom layer of Group A to be masked (covered) by the 2 top layers of Group B
- That bottom layer of Group A should stay in Group A (because it has to rotate with Group A)
- How can I do this?
I tried giving that bottom layer a ridiculously high Depth correction number (like 50). But it still continues to cover all of the layers of Group B.
I don’t think you can proceed like this.
Group A (and its children) will always be above Group B (an its children).
Instead of this you could try to create supplementary groups, place them interleave and link origin points together.
From top to bottom:
- Group ATop (with the 2 top A layers)
- Group BTop (with 2 top B layers)
- Group ABottom (with bottom layer of group A)
- Group BBottom (with the lower B layer)
Link origins of ATop and ABottom
Link origins of BTop and BBottom
Now animate only ATop and BTop for rotation (or other transforms), their XBottom will follow them 
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