Avoid Losing Your Changes by Using Playmode Tint in Unity Engine

Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Have you ever lost your changes in Unity Engine while playtesting your game? It can be frustrating to go back and redo your work. But fear not, there's a simple solution: Playmode Tint. In this short tutorial, we'll show you how to use Playmode Tint to make sure you don't accidentally make changes to your scene or game objects while playtesting. With Playmode Tint, you'll be able to clearly see which objects are in playmode and which are not, helping you avoid any unwanted changes. So watch this tutorial and start using Playmode Tint in your Unity projects today!

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