Change Z axis color #131
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Change Z axis color #131
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Atlas16A
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Oct 26, 2024
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Yep I can do that |
Atlas16A
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@Atlas16A Done, verified that colors are still correct too
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The current Z axis color is way too saturated and hard on the eyes, and its perceived lightness is much lower than lightness of the red axis.
In most other tools and editor, like Godot and Blender, the Z axis uses a lighter blue.
Solution
Change the axis color to a lighter blue that is close to the color used by Godot and Blender.