There is no way to disable shader visualization in the 2d mode of Godot.

[Zababon]

Godot version:
Godot_v3.0.6-stable_x11

OS/device including version:
Linux Mint 19

Issue description:
There is no way to disable shader visualization in the 2d mode of Godot. In 3d mode, you can click on Perspective in the upper corner of the workspace and select Display Unshaded. But in the 2D there is no such possibility.

[swarnimarun]

So you want to remove all the shaders and just show the sprites and also remove the light effects.

Am I correct or is there something more?

I really think wireframe will also look cool in 2D and make it easier to find objects in complex scenes.

[Zababon]

@swarnimarun I think there can be different reasons for this. In my case, I'm just tired of the constant vision of shaders. In addition, in case of an error in the shader code, the shader starts to unpleasantly slow down.

[clayjohn]

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