Yes, Firestorm supports Alpha clothing layers. I don't understand what you mean by "modulating" exposed skin, however, so I cannot answer that question. Alpha layers work the same way on all V2/V3 codebase viewers, so there should be no difference between Firestorm and V3.
Animations are all handled client-side, that is, in your own viewer. If they are not working properly for you, the problem is usually a slow or intermittent Internet connection. Your V2 viewer may be a little more sensitive to interruptions in service than Firestorm is, at least given the Preference settings you have in each of them. If you are on a wireless system, I recommend switching to a direct cable. If it has been a while since you rebooted your router, I suggest doing that as well. Unplug it from the power for a few minutes and then plug it back in again.
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Yes, Firestorm supports Alpha clothing layers. I don't understand what you mean by "modulating" exposed skin, however, so I cannot answer that question. Alpha layers work the same way on all V2/V3 codebase viewers, so there should be no difference between Firestorm and V3.
Animations are all handled client-side, that is, in your own viewer. If they are not working properly for you, the problem is usually a slow or intermittent Internet connection. Your V2 viewer may be a little more sensitive to interruptions in service than Firestorm is, at least given the Preference settings you have in each of them. If you are on a wireless system, I recommend switching to a direct cable. If it has been a while since you rebooted your router, I suggest doing that as well. Unplug it from the power for a few minutes and then plug it back in again.
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