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Ok, if I want the color to change to red what do I do??
local speed = 0.05
local base = script.Parent
function transition(c2,c1) --c2 is new, c1 is old.
for i = 0,1,speed do
base.ImageColor3 = c1:lerp(c2,i);
wait(.05)
end
base.ImageColor3 = c2
end
I finishing color is red.
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I still need help please, anyone out here? JoeRaptor 72 — 7y
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You can use the lerp function on color3 values.
local speed = 0.05
local base = script.Parent
function transition(c2,c1) --c2 is new, c1 is old.
for i = 0,1,speed do
base.ImageColor3 = c1:lerp(c2,i);
wait(.05)
end
base.ImageColor3 = c2
end
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1 / i would, for example, be 1 / 0.05, which is 20. Lerp requires a number between 0 and 1, since it's basically a percent in decimal form. So you can just do c1:lerp(c2, i) Perci1 4988 — 7y
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Thanks, you're right :) Goulstem 8144 — 7y
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I get Players.Player1.PlayerGui.WideScreen Bars and Lens Glare.Time and Score 2.OnesP:4: ')' expected near '.' as an output error. JoeRaptor 72 — 7y
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I'm afraid that error doesn't occur inside the given code. Goulstem 8144 — 7y
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@GoulStem you said to put color3.new(1,0,0), for c2 and base.ImageColor3 for c1 that was how the error haappened. JoeRaptor 72 — 7y
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Show me how you're calling the function. Goulstem 8144 — 7y