I don’t know why it’s like this but it’s just weird looking
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Do you have the zone settings set to everything? In Map Options?
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Isn’t that how it is supposed to look?
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Their Gim is slightly tinted blue.
Seems to me that might just be them having their collision off.
If you zoom in, you can see the top of their legs through their body.
Collision has nothing to do with color… it deals with if you stop when you touch an object or not. Zones don’t have that.
What do you mean by if you stop when you touch an object? I can’t think of any examples when this happens?
In the Edit settings, you can set your Gim’s collision to be off or on. When on, you collide into things like in real life. When off, you’re like a ghost, floating around everywhere without colliding into walls or props.
Look at the topic title 
Yes, which was what I was saying, their gim was tinted blue because their collision was off, relating the collision settings to color…
Ok so let’s take a recap of what happened here. I initially asked what was wrong with the zone, attempting to answer the original question, and then you stated that their gim was slightly tinted blue. I took this as you stating the thing wrong with the picture was that the gim was tinted blue, and stated that I figured the collision was off…so uh yeah, here we are.
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However I still fail to see what is wrong with the initial picture, do you know?
No, I don’t… they haven’t given us any info.
It’s fixed now 
thank you
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It’s always our savior, the Reload…
It usually fixes these bugs.
There was one where there was a factory reset involved… ask Cockatiel.
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