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c/blender · by Adderbox76@lemmy.ca · 18d

Rendering and Material Preview are two entirely different colours.

As the title says. Anyone able to explain to me like a particularly slow child why all of a sudden my rendering view with lights, etc... come out as blue and pink, whereas the material preview mode is correct?

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Feyter@programming.dev · 5 pts · 18d (1 reply)

No idea but is it still the case if you disable all overlays (there is a button for that in the top menu bar of the 3D view)

Feyter@programming.dev · 4 pts · 18d

Oh now I understand, the rendering is blue. Perhaps you should check if all textures are correctly setup and if the correct color space (RGBA / Non-color) is selected for different type of PBR Textures. Those things can be interpreted differently in render and preview.

But in the end I think you will have to try a loot of thing until you found it.

OwOarchist@pawb.social · 3 pts · 18d (3 replies)

Do you have a lot of blue lights in this scene?

Adderbox76@lemmy.ca · 2 pts · 18d (2 replies)

None. Haven't done any lighting other than moving the default "sun" to a better angle.

Hiro8811@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 18d (1 reply)

Default sun? Usually it's a light point, if you click on the light a menu will appear in the property sidebar, you can modify the temperature and intensity also check the shading.

Adderbox76@lemmy.ca · 2 pts · 18d

The light that loads when you start a new project. I just think of it as "the sun" because it not a directed light a spotlight.

Malix@sopuli.xyz · 2 pts · 18d

the material preview mode generally uses pretty neutral world texture for lighting (some foresty HDRI image).

is your scene set to use some blue world material (or blue texture in the material?), eg. using the sky texture node which is cranked to very high emission strength?

edit: or have you perhaps accidentally made your sun -lamp blue?

TacticalToothbrush@discuss.tchncs.de · 1 pts · 18d

hiro8811 might be right about blue light object.

try this...

  • add new object, maybe monkey (2m default size, no material)
  • disable other objects both eye and camera icon or just delete them from the scene, one by one until it stop being blue
  • if the monkey is still blue then it's something in the world material or render settings or compositor

The light that loads when you start a new project. I just think of it as “the sun” because it not a directed light a spotlight.

The sun... IRL behave like a point light so you are technically correct XD
The "sun" type light is there so you don't have to move point light 149,597,870 km away from your scene center (you can't and it will break blender)

DrBob@lemmy.ca · -4 pts · 18d

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