Well I understand a bit of Lua but I need help on this if statement.
function
Game.Workspace.Part1 = P1
Game.Workspace.Part2 = P2
if P1 and P2 = new.Color("Bright red") then --Here is my problem, how do you say color like this?
Print("They are both red!")
end
Anyone know?
Well number 1, you're using = instead of ==, number 2, the if statement is incorrect syntax, and number 3, new.Color isn't valid syntax. This is how it should be written:
local P1 = game.Workspace.Part1
local P2 = game.Workspace.Part2
if P1.BrickColor.Name == "Bright red" and P2.BrickColor.Name == "Bright red" then
print("They are both red!")
end
Hope this helped!
*Note: if you still have trouble with using BrickColor, click here: BrickColor
P1 = Game.Workspace.Part1
P2 = Game.Workspace.Part2
if P1 == P1.BrickColor("Bright red") and P2 == P2.BrickColor("Bright red") then --Here is my problem, how do you say color like this?
Print("They are both red!")
end
This should fix it. But I don't exactly know if it will because of the 'colors'
Lol, I forgot that it can't be =, it has to be == :/
It says: 'then' expected near '=' I'll try to understand that.
I don't know if it is supposed to be written like this, just try it out:
if P1 and P2 = BrickColor.new("Bright red") then
Ok thanks I'll get back to you in a sec.
Ok then. If it doesn't work, at least I tried.
Hmm I have tryed all of them, It seems hard to do if statements with parts propertys.
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DUDE THANKYOU, THAT WORKED!
If you would know, how would I play music in it? If you know can you edit this?