The Geometry renderer displays scene geometry.

Geometry renderer modes

Wireframe	The scene is rendered in monochrome wireframe.
Geometry	The scene is rendered in monochrome with wireframe overlay.
Mesh elements	Render mesh elements (tri-lists) in false colour.
Systems	Each system is rendered in a random solid colour, shaded to expose detail. Dynamic objects are blue.
Instance types	Render instances in colours depending on their type: Light blue = Radiosity Turquoise = SSD Red = Fully dynamic Light green = Probe radiosity Grey = Auto
Normals	Per-pixel world space normals are displayed. If the surface lacks a normal map, a checkerboard pattern is displayed.
Tangents	Render world space tangents.
Binormals	Render world space binormals.
Normal Delta	Displays the difference between per-pixel world space geometry normals and the computed surface normal of each triangle. Green represents a small difference; yellow represents a significant difference. This may indicate an error in the geometry. If a surface has incorrect normals (vertex normals or normal map values), Normal Delta mode will often highlight this issue.
Normal Map	Displays geometry normal maps in tangent space. If a normal map does not exist, the geometry is displayed as a solid Cyan colour.
Albedo	The albedo colour / texture of the geometry is displayed.
Emissive	Renders all geometry with its emissive material attribute as colour. Geometries with non-emissive materials are rendered as black.
Albedo Texture	The computed albedo texture used for radiosity is displayed. This option is only available when Texture Albedo is selected on the Radiosity tab.
Bake Albedo Texture	The albedo texture used for baking is displayed.
UV 0 (Source)	Albedo (texture coordinate set 0) is displayed.
UV 1 (Atlassed)	Input charting (texture coordinate set 1) is displayed.
UV 2 (Radiosity)	Radiosity (texture coordinate set 2) is displayed.
UV 3 (Baking)	Baking (texture coordinate set 3) is displayed.

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