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How do I make a specific text have different color in a GUI?
I have tried string.color, but I realized that string.color isn't a thing anymore.
local TextLabel = script.Parent TextLabel.Text = "Hello" local TextToColor = string.find(TextLabel.Text, "He") TextToColor.Color3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1)
I want the "llo" part in "Hello" to be black, and the "He" part to be white, but it always prints this:
"TextLabel.LocalScript:4: attempt to index number with 'Color3'"
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Change the TextToColor.Color3 variable into TextToColor. That worked for me CountOnMeBro 51 — 3y
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The easiest way to change color for your text is TextColor3
Here's a script for you.
script.Parent.Text = "Hello" local TextToColor = string.find(TextLabel.Text, "He") TextToColor.TextColor3 = Color3.new(1, 1, 1,)
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I put your script, and it says "TextLabel.LocalScript:4: attempt to index number with 'TextColor3' " pepsymax 73 — 3y
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To change particular parts of text you need to use RichText, which you can enable on your TextButton/TextLabel/TextBox in the properties window. In order to make it a different color you would input something like so...
-- Turns 'He' red script.Parent.Text = '<font color="rgb(255,0,0)">He</font>llo'
Your example...
script.Parent.Text = '<font color="rgb(255,255,255)">He</font><font color="rgb(0,0,0)">llo</font>'
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Let me try that give me a second pepsymax 73 — 3y
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It doesn't work i tried the Richtext property on and off with the script and without rich text the textlabel said "'<font color="rgb(255,0,0)">He</font>llo'" and with the richtext all it did was just say hello and nothing else the colors didn't work pepsymax 73 — 3y