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Black & White script help?

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Tonitrua 20
9 years ago 
function Paint(Brick)
    local Constant = (Brick.BrickColor.r + Brick.BrickColor.b + Brick.BrickColor.g) / 3
    Brick.Color = Color3.new(Constant, Constant, Constant)
end

function Search(Object)
    wait()
    print(Object)
    coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(Paint), Object)
    local Children = Object:GetChildren()
    for X = 1, # Children do
        Search(Children[X])
    end
end

Search(game.Workspace)

So I want this script to make everything black and white, the parts, players, etc. But the problem is the players are still colored and the blocks are Black & White.

If I could get help, that would be fantastic!

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Answered by
Spongocardo 1991 Moderation Voter
9 years ago

I think the problem is that you're not checking to see if the object is a part or not. Some items don't have a BrickColor property and that may cause the script to break. Try this:

function Paint(Brick)
    local Constant = (tonumber(Brick.BrickColor.r) + tonumber(Brick.BrickColor.g) + tonumber(Brick.BrickColor.g)) / 3
    Brick.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(Color3.new(Constant, Constant, Constant))
end

function Search(Object)
    wait()
    local Children = Object:GetChildren() --Get the children of the object
    for x = 1, #Children do --Numeric loop from 1 to the number of items in the Children table.
        if Children[x]:IsA("BasePart") then --If the child is a part of any kind then.
            Paint(Children[x]) --Run the Paint function on the child.
        elseif Children[x]:IsA("Model") then --If the child is a model then.
            Search(Children[x]) --Search the model for potential bricks.
        else return end
    end
end

Search(game.Workspace)
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This helped a lot. Thanks. Tonitrua 20 — 9y
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You're welcome. Accept my answer and up vote it if it helped you. Spongocardo 1991 — 9y
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