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Change color of all bricks called "Lamp2"?

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So I've got many bricks in different models called "Lamp2". How do i change color of all of them to another color?

Model1 { Lamp2 Brick Brick } Model2 { Lamp2 Brick Brick }

Would there be a way to change all of the colors of them?

EDIT: A bit of an explanation I have a button in workspace and i have several other models in workspace. When I press the button I'd like to make all bricks called "Lamp2" to change color to say "Bright red". So when the player pushes the button I want to change the brick called "Lamp2" inside of different models.

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If all of these lamps are in a model, you can iterate over all children of workspace and if Lamp2 exist as a child, change the color.

local children = workspace:GetChildren()
for idx = 1, #children do 
	local child = children[idx]
	if child:IsA("Model") then  -- child is a model
		local lamp = child:FindFirstChild("Lamp2")
		if lamp then -- lamp exists
			lamp.Color = blah -- new color here
		end
	end
end

In short, for every child of workspace: if it's a Model and a child named Lamp2 exists: Change the color of Lamp2

AnonymousEdited Permalink

An easier way is just looking up Lamp2 in workspace and selecting them all and choosing the brick color :)

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