Godot Runs super slow on raspberry pi4, everything is always blue tinted

UnknownUser

I tried downloading Godot 3.0.6 onto my raspberry pi 4 B+, I could edit my program. But it is just so slow. I tried running the program on my laptop, and the FPS was like 3000+. But when I tried running Godot on my pi, the FPS was like 1 or 2. I really hope there is a way to boost up the FPS.

Additionally, I tried to change the colors of my mesh instances in the scene by Create new Spatial Material >> Albedo >> change color. But everything keeps having this bluish added color to the color I want them to have. I tried going into Project Setting >> General >> Rendering >> Environment, and I changed the Default Clear Color to white, but it still has this blue tint.

Does anyone know how to solve these problems?

Megalomaniak

The blue tint might be from the sky contribution in the ambient lighting, and naturally the ambient lighting itself.

About performance, GLES3 or GLES2?

Calinou

@Megalomaniak Godot 3.0.6 only has a GLES3 renderer.

Megalomaniak

Ah, that's right, it did. Then my recommendation would be to try 3.1 or 3.2 releases.

wombatstampede

Here are some links mentioned with raspi builds of Godot: https://github.com/godotengine/godot-proposals/issues/988

I'd recommend starting godot with the GLES2 renderer (see command line switches). And naturally, set also the project to use GLES2.