Shaders looks different (bug) on two different computers.

AAArgh :O

this very clearly shows in the picture Jesse!

Hope Clickteam will be able to give this issue priority

available for any support I could give
(though "unfortunately" everything works fine here)

Yes, Clickteam needs to look into this one. Maybe they already are.

Anybody posted this in the bugbox yet?

yeah, Jesse did some pages ago:
http://bugbox.clickteam.com/issues/3396

I'm watching that closely XD

It's starting to sound like this is all Nvidia's fault, based on a lot of complaints about DuckTales Remastered crashing on them with certain NVidia driver updates, and reading up on similar issues elsewhere: http://store.steampowered.com/app/23...nr=1_620_4__46

So, yeah, I think somebody may want to consider hitting the big red "pressure NVidia to fix this or face consequences (such as maybe getting some people together to see if suing them would be reasonable)" button, since it's starting to seem like they're the ones behind the issues here, and that it may have nothing to do with CF2.5.

Interesting discovery happygreenfrog!

Is it confirmed than nobody here has issues with shaders on NON-NVidia cards?

Would put our investigations on the right track.

(I seem to remember somebody having issues in non-NVidia cards,
but that issue was maybe related to slowness,
possibly an entirely different scenario?
Sorry, don't want to confuse things, just trying to understand)

If it's a bug with Nvidia, you would think it would affect a lot more games. I've been trying to find some other games with similar bug, but that's just way too hard.
I also find it a bit funny CT hasn't said anything about the matter. I don't mean the bug comes from the Fusion, but I think Fusion has something to do with the bug. Maybe something just doesn't click with Fusion and some of the Nvidia cards?

Hard to say what's the cause, but I would avoid developing (if you use shaders) as long as this remains unsolved.

Also, let's not roll out Windows 10 from the picture. I haven't been able to test with anything else, so that's one possibility as well. (Though I think it's highly unlikely)

I'll keep searching! :)

You know, I think I also heard that Mega Man Legacy Collection had some issues on some graphics computers (though I don't know it was ALWAYS NVidia cards, but then again I don't recall very many people specifying what graphics card they had), with some rather weirdly specific things (e.g. closing down the browser out of all things) fixing it for some people, and not for others... Also, when searching for "nvidia driver windows 10 crash" on Google... well, let's just say that people having issues with NVidia graphics cards on Windows 10 seems to be a universal issue, or at the very least was (with some people still having the issue in question anyways).

Well, obviously search term like that will find a lot of results. Though I wouldn't use word "crash" as the game doesn't crash. It's just graphically bugged. :)

This might be important or not, but what version is the pixel shader you're using?