Almost every time I see a post in building support, there is always one consistent problem, the neon is too bright, so I thought to myself, what if people don’t know how to control their neon, so I’ll teach you MY way. Now, my way isn’t the best, but it helps me and it could help you too, so why not give it a try?
Step 1 - Get Neon material and color
Ok so, pretty obvious, but one important thing here is color. Some good colors to work in my opinion with is red blue and yellow, but hey, you might have your other colors. For this demonstration, I use yellow
https://gyazo.com/883971a156ed62aacac115701a4b59e9
Step 2 - Open properties (if already have open, skip)
For anyone that dosen’t know how to open properties, here you go:
https://gyazo.com/b15adad27bd36f1e1b015ab2621d1df9
Step 3 - Controling Neon
Ok, the part you’ve all been waiting for, the purpose of this post. And you wonder, and wonder how to control neon, my simple answer: Transparency. You might be a bit confused, am I right? But as demonstrated in the video below, it works well!:
https://gyazo.com/c5b95d65ab305766f4271d5375a0df51
Now’s here’s the thing, different objects require different transparency, (if you want it to look nice, it’s not mandatory though) a window for example:
using gyazo makes it look unsaturated for some odd reason
Just use the Transparency feature located in the properties tab.
https://gyazo.com/7e73cc2257a6b3f85ea82e492e225de7
For beginners, just toy around with it using different colors and different objects *
*Window, armor etc.
I also suggest you don’t go over .4 on the transparency because then it starts to be come visibly transparent. Before. 4, it’s hard to see thought the neon block, but .4 of up, it’s become clear to see through it. As shown below.
https://gyazo.com/1cc01f49ef532d26526bfd259ea7c968
So, that’s one way to control neon, it’s just a quick way that can help you out with your builds! Just toy around and get used to it! Thanks for reading!