Uninstall any plugin that you dont use, search for scripts, allow HTTP requests.
1 Like
Personally I would revert versions until the last update before it turned green, then you can search what went wrong and what you added. Then you can just go to the most recent version you have downloaded and delete the script or model. Hope this helps!
This doesn’t seem like some sort of script or “virus” that is causing this as HD admin does this, maybe you or another user might have changed the fog color as most viruses don’t normally change fog colors.
Also, can you send the plugin model or plugin image so we could see further information on it?
The most possible answer has to be your fog color being set to green or the atmosphere also being set to green.
1 Like
Check your lightning properties, you must find the problem there.
2 Likes
I assume one of your Developers recently changed one of your properties which in result the game lighting appears to be glowing green.
2 Likes
I just checked plugins in your inventory and I believed you may have malicious plugin and botted plugin in it.
Here the unfamiliar plugins you’ve owned:
https://www.roblox.com/library/5351664164/NEW-TREES-Tree-Generator
https://www.roblox.com/library/4970546106/GapFill-V1-2
They’re not the original owner, so I recommended you to delete them in your inventory.
As you can see the tree generator, if you look into his profile. You can clearly see his join date: 7/14/2020 which could have backdoor in the plugin.
Also the GapFill, you’ve installed the wrong plugin, here’s the original and correct plugin you should have:
Next, try use the bind:
CTRL + SHIFT + F
Now search “require”, or any unfamiliar type of scripts in it.
Or in the explorer, type “script”, “spread”, “infections”, “weld”, “lag”, “anti”,“creator”, etc.
I hope this help you.
8 Likes
In this cause check for back doors using a back door scanner.
1 Like
I put look in the lighting settings in game (by printing) and check what doesn’t fit right.
Almost like this
local Lighting = game:GetService("Lighting")
local lightingSettings = {
OutdoorAmbient = Lighting.OutdoorAmbient
FogColor = Lighting.FogColor;
Ambient = Lighting.Ambient
}
print(table.unpack(lightingSettings))
-- Find anything that is green
Then, if you find the property the bad script is changing, then change it using a script
for i=1,50,1 do wait()
Lighting.BadProperty = GoodProperty
end
This will not remove the bad script, but it will make your game no longer green
Edit: I am also really sorry this has happened to you
4 Likes
Try to check the fogend in Lighting if its 1000 then you’re good and change the color of fog to 0, 0 ,0
If it didn’t work try check if there’s any free models that you’ve added to your game delete them one by one and see if a free model is causing this green fog.
3 Likes
This is most likely the result of a malicious script, could you make a new place and check if this still happens?
1 Like
This post might help. Sorry for bumping, but this might have some valuable information in it.
1 Like
Did you change the fog to be green by accident?
1 Like
There are a couple of things that might have caused this. Check all of them and I am sure it can be fixed.
- You could have inserted a free model such as a fake HD admin that does that.
- You could have used a plugin that is a virus/backdoor.
- Could have modified the game’s lighting through a script or in the game’s properties under lighting.
Ways you can fix these issues:
- You can try to search through all your scripts. Do the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + F. Then you can enter your keyword you’re searching for in a script. So you can enter “lighting” or “green” and see if you get any results.
- Try searching through your plugins and see if you can perhaps find a suspicious plugin. Look for the original owner of a plugin because sometimes, people make duplications then will insert viruses or backdoors into your game.
- Check your game settings under Lighting for any sort of change in the properties.
How to avoid this in the future?
- Avoid uploading free models or using plugins that you can not confirm are safe.
Best of luck! I replied because I did not see any solution.
2 Likes
Hey! Could you tell if it is also like that in studio or in studio and also when playing a game. If it is in studio and game, not sure if anyone told you but you could check lightning fog. Change fogcolor property to another color and check if that color changed from green to the color you picked. If it was the reason, you could simply change fog color to white or any other color you want.
If it is while only playing a game (not studio) you could search in all scripts (Ctrl+Shift+F) “lighting” or “green”, “0, 255, 0” as @Dxrkzc said. You could also search in all scripts for “require(” to see if there are any “viruses” or any obfuscated scripts that you don’t ‘trust’ to.
Well, that was what I wanted to say. Good luck with that.
2 Likes
Most likely a plug-in or a type of plug in. Maybe check your lighting just in case!
1 Like
It does not always come from a free model, I had this before when I was loading up my game. I fixed the issue by just booting up Roblox Studio and changing the fog colour.
I’d say it’s one of these causes.
- Maybe a fake plugin.
- Maybe the wrong HD Admin.
- Maybe a glitch / bug.
- Maybe you set the lighting wrong
- Maybe you accidently did something wrong with a script that does a effect to lighting.
It may or may not be one of these, but these might be the most likely! Hope you can fix your game! 
That looks like fog, make sure you didn’t add any fog by accident.
Check the fog color under lighting. Sometimes older maps when updated into the newer versions of studio can get lighting errors. Where the fog color would become something bizarre like -209491.982, 23941.0943,-40012.44.
Check Lighting, there should be a thing called “Fog Color”, change it to the set color you want! This might be the reason
You can also use this script:
local Lighting = game:GetService("Lighting")
Lighting.FogColor = Color3.fromRGB(192, 192, 192)