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Reverse Masking?

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Hello, is there anything like a reverse mask?

Currently I have this:
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Which is some round lines with a rectangle shape (same color as the background) on the start of it

Here without said rectangle:
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It looks great with a solid color.

But the moment I have some transparency to show my wallpaper it looks like this, as expected:
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So my question is, how could I retain the effect of the first image, but using transparency?
Maybe a rectangle shape (like the one I'm already using) which can "erase" what is behind it? Or maybe a round line option to have the start angle to start without an angle (I know it's not what the name suggests).
I'm not a fan of the round line starting with an angle, I could not find a a starting angle that looks good, specially with 2 lines together, it looks like a keyhole.

This is basically what I have as code but variables and plugins.

Code:

[MeterCircleBackground]Meter=RoundlineX=107Y=69StartAngle=(Rad(90))RotationAngle=(Rad(360))LineStart=55LineLength=59Solid=1LineColor=#SubTextColor#AntiAlias=1[MeterCPULoadCircleBackground]Meter=RoundlineX=107Y=69StartAngle=(Rad(90))RotationAngle=(Rad(360))LineStart=20LineLength=36Solid=1LineColor=#SubTextColor#AntiAlias=1[MeterCPULoadCircle]Meter=RoundlineMeasureName=measureCPULoadX=0rY=0rStartAngle=(Rad(90))RotationAngle=(Rad(360))LineStart=20LineLength=36Solid=1LineColor=#LoadColor#AntiAlias=1[MeterCPUTemperatureCircleBackground]Meter=RoundlineX=107Y=69StartAngle=(Rad(90))RotationAngle=(Rad(360))LineStart=42LineLength=50Solid=1LineColor=#SubTextColor#AntiAlias=1[MeterCPUTemperatureCircle]Meter=RoundlineMeasureName=measureCPUTempX=0rY=0rStartAngle=(Rad(90))RotationAngle=(Rad(360))LineStart=42LineLength=50Solid=1LineColor=#TemperatureColor#AntiAlias=1[MeterLine]Meter=SHAPEShape=Rectangle 166,67,140,4,0 | Fill Color #SubTextColor# | StrokeWidth 0 | Stroke Color 0,0,0,0[MeterEmptyLine]Meter=SHAPEShape=Rectangle 104,82,6,40,0 | Fill Color #BackgroundColor# | StrokeWidth 0 | Stroke Color 0,0,0,0

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