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new is not a valid member of BrickColor. The hell?

So I'm following a Roblox tutorial and it tells me to put in

game.Workspace.PracticePart.BrickColor.new(0.8,0.9,0.1)

(yes I'm following the first tutorial ._.) but then an error comes up and says "nO yOu cANt dO thAt - nEw iS nOt a ValID mEmBer oF BrIcKCoLOr". Is this common or am I dumb?

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"The hell?", "nO yOu cANt dO thAt - nEw iS nOt a ValID mEmBer oF BrIcKCoLOr"." LMAOOOOOOOO, ima upvote this cause it was funny as heck

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game.Workspace.PracticePart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(0.8,0.9,0.1)

Make sure you're actually setting a value to something, is how I guess I'd explain it.

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Thank you!

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