Scene has blue tint in editor, but not in-game.

RoboBro

I'm pretty new to Godot, but I've been through a lot of the tutorial work, so I know most of the basics. Problem is, I can't get my editor and game looking the same - the colors look off in the editor.

I have included a WorldEnvironment and DirectionalLight3D in my world, so the default preview should be disabled (correct me if I'm wrong). I don't know why the checkered floor has a greenish blue tint in the editor but not in-game. The in-game look is correct, but I really need this to show up properly in the editor so that my scene's colors aren't going to be a giant pain to paint later on.

How do I disable this tint and make it show up the same colors in-editor as in-game?

xyz

RoboBro Check if there isn't another environment assigned to the camera.

RoboBro

xyz Just checked, empty on both cameras. Noticed something important just now, overriding my character's texture with the grid gives normal results. Why is this working weirdly on a standard Godot MeshInstance3d cube then?

RoboBro

xyz Never mind, I've solved it with help from reddit. Turns out the problem was having the collision shape visible, tinting it blue.

kuligs2

RoboBro i dont suggest you turn it off/hide it in the scene tree, but maybe in the editotor viewport?