I'm having serious issues with loadout.tf

[Jacky]

To name a few
1. Most cosmetics appear underneath the character model
2. Unusual effects are invisible (I can see them load but they do not appear once they stop loading)
2. Animations are basically gone and my characters appear in the civilian pose, this effects taunts as they do not play at all.
There are a lot more but those are the biggest and most annoying.
I'm hoping they gets fixed really quickly as i use loadout.tf to test how items look on my characters prior to me buying them.
Thanks and goodbye

[Baldurs Tod]

First, name your OS and browser.
Second, the previous version is available here: http://v2.loadout.tf/

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

First, name your OS and browser.
Second, the previous version is available here: http://v2.loadout.tf/

OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.
Browser: Opera.

[Baldurs Tod]

That's weird. I tested the exact same config, it works fine.
A few questions:
-does the version I provided above works ?
-Have you tried with another browser ?
-Have you tried to clear your browser cache ?

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

That's weird. I tested the exact same config, it works fine.
A few questions:
-does the version I provided above works ?
-Have you tried with another browser ?
-Have you tried to clear your browser cache ?

The cosmetics equip region bug that i'm encountering isn't displaying in the second version and that is good, however i still encounter the same problems with animations and unusual effects.
i did try other browsers, this includes firefox chrome and even internet explorer, i still encounter the same problems, and yes i did clear my browser cache.

[Baldurs Tod]

On this page, each line should be checked, are they ? http://sourcejs.net/Troubleshooting.htm

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

On this page, each line should be checked, are they ? http://sourcejs.net/Troubleshooting.htm

Apparently everything is checked with the exception of the "browser agent"

[Baldurs Tod]

Out of curiosity, does this version works ? (this is a very old version of the site). http://v1.loadout.tf/
If not, could you copy paste the content of this page ? https://browserleaks.com/

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

Out of curiosity, does this version works ? (this is a very old version of the site). http://v1.loadout.tf/
If not, could you copy paste the content of this page ? https://browserleaks.com/

I will soon and I'll keep you posted, right now I must go get me some sleep.

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

Out of curiosity, does this version works ? (this is a very old version of the site). http://v1.loadout.tf/
If not, could you copy paste the content of this page ? https://browserleaks.com/

This version is downright broken to me considering it doesn't even load the class models, and yes i did copy the stuff in that link, where should i paste it?

[Baldurs Tod]

Paste it in the discussion

[Jacky]

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[Baldurs Tod]

Well, sorry i gave you the wrong link. This is the proper one. https://browserleaks.com/webgl
Also, you can add me, it will be easier to fix the issue.

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

Well, sorry i gave you the wrong link. This is the proper one. https://browserleaks.com/webgl
Also, you can add me, it will be easier to fix the issue.

Can't you add me? Also I'm currently on my phone so once I open up my Pc I will check the link and give it a try.

[Jacky]

Originally posted by Baldurs Tod:

Well, sorry i gave you the wrong link. This is the proper one. https://browserleaks.com/webgl
Also, you can add me, it will be easier to fix the issue.

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