I was wondering if the spectrum can see through an improved invisibility spell? I would reason it good, but I am not sure.
Invisibility (Realistic, Single-Sense)Type: M • Range: LOS • Duration: S • DV: (F ÷ 2)Improved Invisibility (Realistic, Single-Sense)Type: P • Range: LOS • Duration: S • DV: (F ÷ 2) + 1This spell makes the subject more difficult to detect by normal visual senses (including low-light, thermographic, and other senses that rely on the visual spectrum). The subject is completely tangible and detectable by the other senses (hearing, smell, touch, etc.). Her aura is still visible to astral perception.Anyone who might perceive the subject must first successfully resist the spell. Simply make one Spellcasting Test and use the hits scored as the threshold for anyone that resists at a later point. Even if the spell is resisted, the subject might remain unnoticed if she wins a Shadowing or Infiltration Test. An invisible character may still be detected by non-visual means, such as hearing or smell.Attacks against invisible targets suffer the Target Hidden modifier (p. 150) if the attacker is unable to see or otherwise sense the subject of the spell.Invisibility affects the minds of viewers. Improved invisibility creates an actual warping of light around the subject that affects technological sensors as well.
it works well.if you forget about the fact that the invisible person is effectively blind, because if no light can reach the spells target to bounce off and create an image, then no light can hit the eyes and let them see either . .