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In Java, is it possible to give a particle effect the "Additive" material type? [1.19.2]

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Okay, so I'm trying to make a fireball in my mod, out of particles, not the vanilla Minecraft fireball. I was convinced that the program Snowstorm could make this work for me, and it did. It gave it this neatly shaded glowing effect... However, I didn't realize that Snowstorm was for Bedrock edition, so I was told that there's no way to put that in the game.

So, if I can't put that directly in the game, I want to still give the particles that glowing/shaded effect, which was referred to as the "Additive" material type for 1.19.6+. It basically gives a glowing darker shade and then as the trail goes on, a lighter shade, which makes it actually look like a fireball. Does anyone know if this is possible? And if so, how would I do so? Which file would I put it in, the particle's .json file or the particle's .java file? Thank you so much in advance!

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