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This "if" statement isn't working?
Hi, so here is my script with an if statement in it:
p1 = game.Workspace.p1
b = math.random(1, 2)
print(b)
if b == 1 then
color = "white"
end
if color == "white" and
p1.BrickColor == "White" then
p1.Transparency=0 else
p1.Transparency=1
if b == 2 then
color = "red"
end
if color == "red" and
p1.BrickColor == "Bright red" then
p1.Transparency=0 else
p1.Transparency=1
Even when b is "white" and p1's Brick color is "White," p1's transparency is 1. Same goes with red.
Anyone know why this isn't working properly?
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So I'm assuming you want to change the bricks color depending on if b is 1 or, 2. With that, I redid your script to:
p1 = game.Workspace.p1
math.randomseed(tick()) --This makes sure that the math.random will never stay as just one or just two, if you put it before the math.random it will never always be one color.
wait() --Slight delay
b = math.random(1, 2)
print(b)
if b == 1 then
color = "White"
elseif b == 2 then --elseif check to see if b ~=something, but does it == something else.
color = "Bright red"
end
if color == "White" then
p1.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(color) --you can replace color with any of the brick colors, "Bright purple", "Bright green" etc.
elseif color == "Bright red" then
p1.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(color)
end
--Note: It may take a few tries but the color will eventually be different.
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While I appreciate you taking the time to rewrite the script, I was actually trying to change the transparency of parts depending on their BrickColor and the random "b" DrCylonide 158 — 8y