Alpha transparency in Blender 2.90 I've been trying to learn from a tutorial where the author uses Blender 2.8. He uploads a reference picture and makes it 50% transparent by ticking &quot;use alpha&quot; box and setting &quot;opacity&quot; to 50%. When he does that, the sketch in his reference images is still visible, but a bit transparent.
However, I'm using Blender 2.90 where there's &quot;transparency&quot; setting. I enabled that and set the opacity to 50%. I was using the exact same pictures as reference pictures but the images became empty white sheets after enabling &quot;transparency&quot;. How can I change my reference images so I can see through them while modeling? Here's a reference to the tutorial I'm talking about:  https://youtu.be/Hf2esGA7vCc (the relevant part starts from 5:47).
If you added it as a reference image, it should be under the Image Properties tab: