yes
I don’t think it’s possible at the moment
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then can you show me how? BC the video only shows for to make a character a ghost
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okay, so your saying that lets say the ghost is in front of the character that is NOT a ghost, meaning, the character is behind the ghost. I mean I think the smartest way to do it is either have a duplicate character, hmmm, im still thinking because I havent done this one before.
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I tried everything. I don’t think its possible either 
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How? You’d need to be able to modify only a character’s opacity, thing that we cannot do now
Edit: I’m genuinely interested, since I have ghosts in my story 
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Like I said I haven’t done this before 
, so eh if it is impossible then I don’t know, so, maybe @Dara.Amarie could give her response on this too.
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Yes that’s what im asking
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Alright.
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But thank you for you help <3
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Np, lol, I’m still learning new things. 
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Maybe instead of making the whole background a transparent layer, you could make it for only the area the ghost character is? If that makes sense? Like a smaller blob of transparency? 
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I was considering that too but the ghost is going to be walking across the scene 
Ah! That is tricky then, I dont think there’s a way to get around it at this time I’m afraid because of the layering🤔
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yeah. I feel like episode show add something with character transparacy.
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The only other thing that could work is instead of using the background transparent layer you just create a blob of transparent white ‘glow’ to go over your character and move with your character but it wont make the character look faded just give more of a ghostly aura x
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Yes. I know how to fade characters
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