Hi! Like the last post, I'm making a Five Nights At Freddy's game and I'm making if-then statements like this:
if game.Workspace.TaskClick3.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") + game.Workspace.TaskClick2.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") + game.Workspace.TaskClick.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") then
game.Workspace.Door1.Transparency = 0
end
Is this possible?
The first thing you're doing wrong is right here, if game.Workspace.TaskClick3.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") + game.Workspace.TaskClick2.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") + game.Workspace.TaskClick.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") then you would use and not + so here would be the updated script if game.Workspace.TaskClick3.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") and game.Workspace.TaskClick2.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") and game.Workspace.TaskClick.BrickColor== BrickColor.new("Really red") then
Never mind it's working!
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You're looking for the 'and' keyword.
Replace the + signs with and lol
Lol...