In Roblox, does BackgroundColor take the value of a BrickColor?
I'm doing this script, but my TextLabel's color is in RGB values [0,0,255], etc.., but the color I'm passing in is in letters(BrickColor), will the script work? Or do I need to convert the BrickColor to RGB values? If so, how would I go about doing this?
Thank you!
3 answers
Possible approaches
BrickColor
Since all possible values for the property BackgroundColor3 must be
Color3 values or values of similar nature, you would have to convert
the BrickColor value into a readable Color3 value.
myBrickColor = BrickColor.new('Royal purple')
myColor3 = myBrickColor.Color
Color3
You would have to divide all arguments by 255 in order to get the proper or desired color, because all Color3 values are meant to be ranged from 0 - 1.
function Color(red, green, blue)
return Color3.new(red/255, green/255, blue/255)
end
idk if its possible with letters, but I always just do (G/255,R/255,B/255) Example: (2/255, 19/255, 78/255)
0
BackgroundColor3 is a Color3 value, all things in guis that involve colors are color3 values. Example of creating a color3 value
local color = Color3.new(255/255, 122/255, 25/255)
You have to add /255 to each value or have the value between 0 and 1. 1 would == 255/255. and 0 would be 0/255.
If you wanted to get the color of a BrickColor you can do BrickColor.new("Bright blue").Color
EDIT: Color3(red, green, blue) (R G B)