What would put for a for i loop if I want the brick color to transition from "Dark blue" to "Gold" and vice versa?
local Parenter = script.Parent
local intValue = Parenter.Parent.ZValue
intValue.Changed:connect(function()
if intValue.Value == 1 then
Parenter.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Gold")
intValue.Changed:connect(function()
if intValue.Value == 0 then
Parenter.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(0,0,139)
end
end)
end
end)
After looking around the web and testing in Roblox Studio, i have come up with this:
wait(3)
local color = {
["11"]={["R"]=191/255,["G"]=133/255,["B"]=0/255}, --gold(Atleast... it should be?)
["10"]={["R"]=171/255,["G"]=126/255,["B"]=22/255},
["9"]={["R"]=152/255,["G"]=120/255,["B"]=45/255},
["8"]={["R"]=133/255,["G"]=113/255,["B"]=68/255},
["7"]={["R"]=114/255,["G"]=107/255,["B"]=91/255},
["6"]={["R"]=95/255,["G"]=101/255,["B"]=114/255},
["5"]={["R"]=76/255,["G"]=94/255,["B"]=137/255},
["4"]={["R"]=57/255,["G"]=88/255,["B"]=160/255},
["3"]={["R"]=38/255,["G"]=81/255,["B"]=183/255},
["2"]={["R"]=19/255,["G"]=75/255,["B"]=206/255},
["1"]={["R"]=0/255,["G"]=69/255,["B"]=229/255} -- blue
}
local num = 11
for i,v in pairs(color) do
num = num - 1
script.Parent.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(color[tostring(num)]["R"],color[tostring(num)]["G"],color[tostring(num)]["B"])
wait(0.4)
end
This changes the color of the brick the script is a child of. This goes from gold to blue but it is easily changable to go from blue to gold by changing the value of num from 11 to 0 and then inside the For loop to change the num = num - 1 to num = num + 1.
EDIT: Forgot to mention an important thing; on the internets, i found and used this site to get the color RGB codes
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4 comments
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Loops#For
@TheeDeathCaster what rgb values I mean, because I can't find the rgb values for roblox's official brick colors.
If you mean converting a Color3 value to a BrickColor, then you just need to give the BrickColor function a Color3 value: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=BrickColor#Using_Color3_Values , otherwise...
...if you mean BrickColor codes(?) then this may be what you're talking about/ what I interpreted: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=BrickColor_codes , but if I'm wrong on both ends, then I'm not too sure; I apologize if so. ;c