For example an explosion on a certain terrain. If I shoot a projectile and it hits a green brick the explosion pieces will be green. I'm trying to get the explosion pieces to be the same color of the brick they touched. Here's what I got: 

if hit.Anchored == true and hit.CanCollide == true then 
	for i=1,5 do -- # of explosion pecies
		local eff = game.ServerStorage.effect:Clone() --Creating
		eff.Size = Vector3.new(1,1,1) --Sizing the effect
		eff.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(hit.BrickColor) --*	   
		game.Debris:AddItem(eff,1) --Destroying the effect
	end
end

I deleted the junk I don't need help with like bodyvelocity and stuff.

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What is "hit"? Is this a snippet of the entire code? Did you check the Output? Did it return an error from the script? If so, could you please provide it? ;-;

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Change "eff.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(hit.BrickColor)" to "eff.BrickColor = hit.BrickColor". The property BrickColor returns a BrickColor, which isn't a valid parameter in BrickColor.new(). Thus, you can simply use hit.BrickColor.

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Wow it was that simple, gg. Thanks for your help Uglypoe. If you make it into an answer I'll mark it as solved.

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Yeah make it an answer.. answering in comments is annoying

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