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Achieve Natural Color Tones Across Different Biomes

Access Color and Tone Settings

Open the shader configuration and look for sections labeled "color grading," "saturation," or "tone mapping." These control how colors appear across your world.

Adjust Saturation

If colors feel washed out, increase saturation slightly. If they appear oversaturated or unnatural, reduce it. LumenLite aims for balanced, natural tones, so moderate adjustments usually work best.

Fine-Tune Contrast

Contrast settings affect how distinct colors appear from one another. Increasing contrast makes biome colors more distinct and vibrant, while decreasing it creates a softer, more unified appearance.

Test Across Biomes

Visit different biome types—forests, deserts, snowy areas, and oceans—to see how your settings affect each environment. Colors should feel natural and recognizable without looking oversaturated or dull.

Adjust for Time of Day

Check your color settings during sunrise, midday, sunset, and night. LumenLite should maintain natural tones throughout the day cycle. If certain times look off-color, look for time-of-day specific adjustments in the menu.