It was loaded on the website while being a white background in play solo.
The general guideline would be:
Create gamepass with Picture1. Wait for pending. Prompt gamepass purchase and see picture as Picture1. Change picture to Picture2. Wait for pending. Prompt gamepass purchase and check to see if picture during prompt purchase is Picture1 or Picture2. Expected behavior is it is Picture2. Given my gif above, this bug has the actual behavior as Picture1.
This is very important as it is my wish as the developer to have had this gamepass picture changed to a better one to possibly increase sales due to the quality jump of the picture
Just saw this - tried it for myself. We updated all of our gamepass icons when we launched the Pizza Party event (over a week ago) and in game they’re still not updated even though it’s supposed to. It used to work fine before.
When we uploaded the new icons and were in our test place I original thought it was simply an issue of just not loading yet.
Having not actually checked my shop UI since pushing the live update I was unaware that the in game gamepass icons were still not updated.
Every one is cleared through moderation.
I tried clearing my local cache - no luck.
No clue about any of your other points but I think those may be out of my control.
http://www.roblox.com/asset?id=1240412 gives me a file that Windows photo viewer does not recognize as a .png file when I try to open it locally (after adding a file extension).
It’s possible but not likely that Roblox has changed the image transcode format to not be pngs.
So something about this asset’s record looks like it is corrupted. Scary. Hopefully it is just a bug in gamepass upload. It’s weird that the xml thinks we are looking at a ShirtGraphic. I’m not really sure what that is, but it doesn’t sound like a gamepass.
@buildthomas can you move this to Web Bugs so that it can be properly triaged? Thanks!
Note to whomever is assigned to fix this - there should be a database record that ties the game pass asset to the underlying image asset for the purposes of gamepass/image moderation. A good first step would be to make sure that this image assetid matches what is in the xml. Also, it occurred to me that maybe Game Passes are not assets, which would be odd, but if so, makes the above analysis useless.
I wrote this code originally, maybe it’s my fault.
Bumping this up as the new gamepass images still fail to show - this is impacting my in game revenue as the previous version were not of a good quality image.