This article will show you how to change the solidity of text and image elements on your scribe using VideoScribe Legacy
Please note: VideoScribe Legacy is the older version of our software. We continue to support it, but we recommend switching to the latest version to enjoy the best features and performance.
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Changing the solidity of images and text allow you to superimpose (layer) one image over another.
Here, the basketball image has an opacity value of 60% so the globe image is visible beneath. To change the opacity of an image or text element, follow these steps:
Step 1: Open the image properties
This can be done by either double-clicking the element on the canvas, or by double-clicking the element in the timeline or by selecting Image Properties icon (A), which is accessible after selecting the image in the timeline.
Step 2: Use the plus and minus icons (B) to increase and decrease the opacity value. The lower the value, the more transparent (or see-through) the image becomes. If you set the opacity to 0% the image will be invisible.
