Black screen on Html5 Export (R95)

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  • I'm getting a black screen in Chrome/Firefox when I export in version R95. I'm using the 64 bit version. I updated my Java as well. I searched for help on the forums and I found that you can use a javascript command in the html file and that doesn't work. Pleas help!

    Thanks

  • Moved to Bugs forum. Please see how to report bugs. We need your .capx, and we need to know about any browser errors and a link to your game to check it out ourselves. It's also worth checking if it still happens in r101 beta, and if removing third party plugins fixes it.

  • Sorry about that. I should have read the rules.

    I am using Win7 64-bit

    Java7 64 bit

    Firefox 15

    Chrome 21.0.1180.89 m

    I downloaded Construct 2 R102 and tried to get it to work with that. Didn't work. :(

    I updated the graphics driver.

    I've been previewing the game over the network as I make it (awesome feature by the way!) and everything works fine. It opens up in my firefox perfectly. When I export it to Html 5 and upload it on my server, I use firefox to check it out and the screen is black. I have also tried using Chrome, when I use Chrome there is a little white line and when I click on the screen, it moves, I believe its the boundaries in my game. It seems like the images don't render on the browser.

    Here is the file:

    dl.dropbox.com/u/87312322/subwars.capx

    I really love Construct 2 by the way!

  • Did you check for browser errors? It's important information since there could be errors specific to your server.

    Edit: seems to work just fine on our server: http://www.scirra.com/labs/subwars/

  • Timestamp: 9/6/2012 3:48:13 PM

    Error: NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE: Component returned failure code: 0x80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE) [nsIDOMCanvasRenderingContext2D.drawImage]

    Source File: furybook.com/c2runtime.js

    Line: 1388

  • That's in firefox.

  • Figured it out! It was my server not Construct 2! Thank you Ashley!

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  • djcrazypants - what was it about your server? It would help to let us know in case anyone has the same issue in future. It also sounds like it might have been a Firefox addon bug.

  • The file structure on my server was all over the place. I had my ftp user setup in a different location. Basically, I need to stop drinking so much coffee. It seems that the firefox was looking at the old files I dropped in with a different FTP and the image folder didn't upload properly. I looked at the file tree on my server website using their online FTP service. I noticed that not all of the files were showing up. Then I started looking at how I had my FTP user settings. The FTP user was pointed at a different folder, I have a few Domains. Once I corrected that and reuploaded everything, it all worked. In a round about way, it was my fault.

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