So this is the script I have. It has some other stuff in it but I'm confused on the spotlight.color thingy. If you find any other errors with the scripts feel free to tell me :D
wait()
player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
player.CameraMode = Enum.CameraMode.LockFirstPerson
SpotLight = Instance.new("SpotLight", player.Character.Head)
SpotLight.Brightness = (.85)
SpotLight.Angle = (120)
SpotLight.Color = player.Character.Head.Color
Parts don't have Colors, instead they have BrickColors.
wait()
player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
player.CameraMode = Enum.CameraMode.LockFirstPerson
SpotLight = Instance.new("SpotLight", player.Character.Head)
SpotLight.Brightness = (.85)
SpotLight.Angle = (120)
SpotLight.Color = player.Character.Head.BrickColor
Instead of "Color", you need to use the function BrickColor(), which returns the color of the part. (Sorry if I am wrong about it being a function, but I'm pretty sure you would need to use player.Character.Head.BrickColor())
EDIT: Sorry, it's not a function, so just remove all the parentheses in my example, so it should be player.Character.Head.BrickColor
A part's color is made up of a BrickColor. A spotlight's color is made up of a Color3.
Basically what you need, is a way of grabbing the part's BrickColor, and somehow get a Color3 out of that. Luckily, ROBLOX makes this quite simple, by adding a Color property to BrickColor. This means that you would only have to use player.Character.Head.BrickColor.Color to get the Color3 value out of the part!
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Hmm okay Thanks :) I new it was something simple.
Yeah. Usually guis and lights use Color3 values. 3D guis and parts use BrickColors usually.