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How to access specific parts of a Vector3/RGB Value?
Hi there guys.
My question that I've been thinking about is how to access one of the 3 values found in a Vector3 /RGB value. Sure, you can add or subtract values with CFrame or name these 3 values in a variable beforehand, but what I want to do is some thing like this:
1 | local RGB= Color3.fromRGB(23,46,69) |
2 | --Make a variable that gets the first value |
3 | --Make a variable that gets the second value |
4 | --Make a variable that gets the third value |
I've looked into the object browser for any functions to this, but I can't find anything.
Thanks.
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For Vector3s you can do Vector.X, Vector.Y, Vector.Z. For Colour3s you can do Colour.R, Colour.G and Colour.B.
Short answer.
1 | local newVector = Vector3.new(10, 20, 30) |
2 | part.Position = Vector3.new(newVector.X, newVector.Y, 40) |
Basically, I positioned a part using only the X and Y components of newVector but used 40 (instead of 30) for the Z coordinate.
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Can you show me an example of using these? Thanks. Cyroxite 46 — 4y
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I'm not sure how to actually use them so that's why. Cyroxite 46 — 4y
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Alright, I'm editing my answer yeah. radiant_Light203 1166 — 4y