Looking to make mesh parts completely solid colors without any of the lighting effect on them.
I don’t want to change the lighting engine.
Here’s an image of lighting ruining the desired effect.
Using forcefield material and setting transparency to -10000 results in exactly the desired effect, but it’s a bit buggy with objects with flipped normals not rendering the things inside them.
I’ve tried using solid black roughness and metalic textures on surfaceAppearance resulting in this:
Make it neon and make the colors darker to remove the glow
I’d like to be able to use lighter colors too.
The roughnessmap is supposed to be white on a smoothplastic materialvariant. Metallicmap remains black
Wouldn’t that result in Z-fighting with two highlights colliding?
object.rbxm (22.5 KB)
I’ve filed an example of an object I’ve made within 1 minute.
Steps are simple if you know how to model.
Modifying faces (visible little squares in a model) to be less visible.
Blender -> Square Mesh -> (Right-click on mesh in Layout) Auto Smooth / Smooth
Make the border/corners/edges smooth(bevel)
Blender -> Mesh -> Layout to Modeling(while model is selected) -> Select Edge -> Ctrl + B(scroll wheel results in more faces/smoother edge)
result that was filed;
Appeared to help, but still not perfect still have shading to deal with. It’s possible the textures I’m using aren’t pure white/black I got em off the library. Roblox is being a pain and keeps failing to upload mine 
Thank you it did make it better 
Looks like using neon with a value less then 155 removes bloom without sacrificing lightness. I can just use that, but it does feel slightly less ideal then my own material.
Lighter colors will work, if you make a neon grey it will stay white but the glow around it will dissapear
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