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In the latest datapack I'm working on, I wanted to play with different fire colours, namely a green copper fire and a bright yellow blaze fire. I was happy with the recoloured textures I'd made, and then copied and modified the existing fire block models into 1 model I could create using the new item_display, based on a fire charge CustomModelData.

Which is when I noticed that the item_display was very obviously dimmer than an actual fire block. Even the block_display when using the default fire block looks worse. Fire and fake fire (Fire and Block_display Fire)

Many fires (Fire, 2 item_diplay fires, soul fire)

I've tried putting a 15 level light block inside the fake fire, but while it lights up the area, the texture remains darkened. I vaguely remember that there is a way to change the brightness within a texture file, but I cannot find that option anywhere, and Googling the issue only comes up with resourcepacks for brightening the game.

At this point, I don't know if I need to change the root item, or if there's some hidden option I need to write into the texture JSON file to made it brighter.

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  • Display entities have an NBT field called brightness which takes a block and sky argument. Have you tried setting those to 15 (or whatever you want the brightness to look like)?
    – Plagiatus
    Commented Mar 27, 2023 at 7:22
  • @Plagiatus I did try changing the brightness of both values, and while it had a noticeable effect while lowering the values, even at 15 on both they were still pretty dim. I believe the green fire in my screenshot was probably still at that 15 brightness, but I could be wrong.
    – Accorwolf
    Commented Mar 28, 2023 at 16:55

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