[Overton Loyd]

Is there a plan to allow us the capacity to modify the opacity of the layers in the future, or is it already possible now?

[Niels]

Layer opacity is already in. I admit it could be easier to spot! I am trying to think of a better way to display it… 😉

Anyway, it’s at the bottom of each layer (column) in the x-sheet. You click on the checker/color thingy, and you will have a slider to adjust it from 0 to 100% opacity.

[Overton Loyd]

Whoa – sweet!

Now that I know where it is, it seems perfectly located and very well designed. Perhaps just making it clear in the documentation of the final version is all that’s required.

Since I’m self-taught, I’d never heard of the term “Trace Back” before. Googling, and learning about that distinction has vastly shifted my approach to animation. I realize that your main concern is functionality, but I REALLY appreciate how well you drop those kinds of golden nuggets. I could listen to you share about animation methods all day and feel that educating us about professional animation “techniques” is what makes your application so compelling and distinct from the competition.

BTW, thanks Niels, for responding so quickly! That level of customer service makes you an inspiring coach as well as an innovative software developer, which far exceeds any feature that could possibly be crafted. Also, thanks for your monumental commitment to empowering creators, and transforming our capacity to bring our dreams to life!

 

 

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by Overton Loyd.

[Niels]

Wow – thank you very much for your kind words. I just really love what I’m doing – especially forming Animation Paper is a lot of fun!

[Overton Loyd]

Yes, your passion is palatable.
That’s why you will change the world.
Wishing you unbounded success 💫

[Niels]

Thank you Overton.