Achieve Natural-Looking Sunlight Without Color Tinting

Verify Color Grading is Neutral

Open shader settings and look for color correction, white balance, or color grading options. NaturalVision should provide neutral, uncolored lighting by default. If you notice unwanted blue, orange, or yellow tints, these sliders may need adjustment.

Check for Time-of-Day Color Shifts

Some shaders add warm tones at sunset or cool tones at night. If NaturalVision includes this feature and you prefer neutral lighting throughout the day, disable or minimize these color shifts in the settings menu.

Disable Unnecessary Filters

Look for options like "saturation boost," "vibrance," or "color enhancement." These can introduce artificial tinting. Keep them disabled or at default for the most natural, uncolored appearance.

Compare with Vanilla Lighting

Toggle the shader on and off to compare. NaturalVision should feel like an enhancement of vanilla lighting—clearer and more balanced—not a dramatic color shift. If the difference feels too colorful or tinted, review your settings and reset to defaults if needed.