[r139] Issue with adjustHSL on some PC's

Link to .capx file (required!):

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41931267/Adjust%20HSL%20issue.capx

Exported link:

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/41931267/Adjust%20HSL%20issue/index.html

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run it in Chrome or Node-Webkit

Observed /Expected result:

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/GBa7gND.png" border="0" />

EDIT: Keepee has done dome testing, and apparently it's fine in the editor and preview, but broken on export.

Browsers affected:

Chrome: Yes

Node-Webkit: Yes

Firefox: Yes

Internet Explorer: N/A (No webGL)

Operating system & service pack:

IMPORTANT: The first tester has a brand new PC, and the second updated his graphics card drivers minutes before testing. It's not a problem with outdated graphics drivers.

Me:

Win7 64bit

Tester 1:

Win 8 64bit

Here's some graphics card specs

ATI Radeon (TM) HD 7670M

     Manufacturer     ATI

     Model     Radeon HD 7670M

     Device ID     1002-6840

     Subvendor     HP (103C)

     GPU Clock     500.0 (600.0) MHz

     Driver version     8.982.10.6000

     Memory Type     HyperMemory

     Memory     1024 MB

Tester 2:

Windows 7 Home Premium, 64-bit. 12 GB RAM

using a NVIDIA GeForce GT 640

1 GB GDDR5 dedicated video memory

Construct 2 version:

r139

I use Chrome and it works as expected.

nothaseo OK, thanks for testing.

sqiddster

Tested your link in FF v23.0 and it's broken for me.

I know Ashley always says to check for GFX card updates, but I am one of the many who haven't been able to update since Nvidia released their 320 series of drivers, as they cause lock-ups and BSODs (see their forums). They haven't as yet been able to resolve this.

New Samsung RF511 - all okay

Old Vista Amilo - broken.

trollface are these mobile devices? Do they even have webGL?

These are PC computers. For my Vista I see only blue backround and red stripe.

trollface sorry, those just looked like mobile device names. Shows how much I know :D

here it looks like this on Chrome and Firefox:

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/23009908/construct_forum_uploads/asdfg.jpg" border="0" />

Chrome 28.0.1500.72 m

Firefox: 23.0 (looks like the screenshot, but goes black after 1 second)

In Safari 5.1.7: I get a blue gradient.

Dell vostro desktop

Win7 32bits

Geforce 310, drivers 306.97

4gb ram

Honestly Chrome is a PITA, worse now that they dropped webkit...

California Whoa man! that's pretty funky :D

I know, lol, honestly I thought it was a JPG!

Update: a second visit using

Chrome fixed the gradient thing

California what do you mean?

nvmd, I was gonna say that it was fixed, but now it looks as using Safari (a blue gradient)

California that probably means you've lost webGL completely.