Hex Grid Opacity Slider Broken

The grid opacity slider is currently not working properly when using hex grids (either vertical or horizontal). The slider seems to be changing the saturation of the grid color instead. I am getting this on all pages I have set to hex grids. Square grids seem to be functioning normally.

Hi Jesse,  Could you supply a couple screenshots or perhaps a video so we can see what you are referencing? 

As you can hopefully see here, adjusting the opacity seems to have no real effect. The middle pic is what the grid looks like with the opacity turned down to 5%. Last week I had this page at the exact same settings and the grid was just barely visible.

I am not able to replicate this, could you message me with an invite so I can come inspect the settings?

I am having this exact same issue. No matter how low I set the slider, it remains very bright.

Same here, I'm also having the same issues, 1% and its exceedingly bright

Same issues here. Upon closer inspection, this also happens in Dimetric and Isometric grids. Basically any and all grids that AREN'T square. Additionally, the issue also remains in newly created games.

I'm also having this issue - glad to see it's not just me! Lowering the opacity actually made my grid brighter!

For anyone having this issue please supply the settings for your page.  I need the canvas size (width, height, and cell height), the background settings (board color, backdrop settings), and the grid settings, especially the hex code for the color of the grid.  Also, if you can include the image used for your map layer that would be helpful.  Alternately, please message me with an invite to your game so I can take a look at the settings and situation in your game. Finally, I need the browser you are using and it's version number. 

I was just about to send my canvas settings, but it seems to be back to normal now! No idea what was going on.

Yes, went to bed and then went to work for the day. Came home to prep for a game and everything is back to normal! Strange bug to be sure.