My outline is shaded

[burnt mauve]

I'm trying to make a single color outline just like a redstone torch has, but for some reason it has shading on the inside

I already looked through some posts but found nothing similar, how could I fix this?

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[sullen cedar]

Does it have shading ingame too or are you just basing it on how it looks in Blockbench?
Also, did you disable the cube's shade option? (press F4 once to enable more Outliner options, then make sure the star symbol next to it is an empty star, not a filled one)

also, toggle off "ambient occlusion" in File > Project
-# again, this won't change how it looks in Blockbench

[burnt mauve]

That screenshot is a recreation I just made on mobile because I'm not on pc rn, but yes, it also has shading ingame

[burnt mauve]

What happens when I disable ambient occulsion?

[sullen cedar]

it disables the ambient occlusion shading ingame for the model

[burnt mauve]

Thanks I'll try it once I get home

This has no effect on positive scaled cubes right?

[sullen cedar]

ambient occlusion affects all cubes
shade affects only the specific cubes
both need to be off for that redstone torch effect

[burnt mauve]

I'm at home, I disabled the shade on the outline and the ambient occulsion, but ingame it still has the same weird shadow

[sullen cedar]

Show what it looks like ingame

[burnt mauve]

here

[sullen cedar]

that's placed down?

[burnt mauve]

Nope it's held in my hand

[sullen cedar]

well, place it down then

the shading options are for blocks

[burnt mauve]

Sorry for the crop lol but that's the only problematic part

[burnt mauve]

Should I have mentioned it's actually a fishing rod

I mean the format was Java block/item so I figured it would be the same

[sullen cedar]

block shading and item shading is different

there is no option to turn off shading for items

What you could try to do is set the light_emission value to 15 for that part, but that might just make it not get darker when you are in a dark area, not remove the directional shading.

Afaik packs that want solid colors like that use core shader edits to detect pixels with a very specific alpha/transparency value and then render it without the shading.