There could be several reasons for this:
The settings of the renderer might be different in the editor and the code where you're loading the scene. Make sure the settings for the renderer are the same in both places.
The camera position might be different. Check if the camera position is the same in both places.
The lighting might be different. Make sure the lighting is the same in both places.
The objects in the scene might not have the same material or texture settings. Make sure the material and texture settings are the same in the editor and the code.
The size and position of the objects in the scene might be different. Check if the objects have the same size and position in both places.
The code might have errors that are causing the scene to appear differently. Check the code for errors and fix them accordingly.
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Asked: 2023-07-03 10:15:39 +0000
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Last updated: Jul 03 '23
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