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How can i change the color of a part depending on the value of a brickcolorvalue?

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Lets say i have a model that has two children another model, and a brickcolor value but the model that is child the the original model contains a part. say the brickcolorvalue's value is set to Really red. how can i make the color of the part depending on the value of the brickcolorvalue via a script that is with the second model

im absolutely clueless on what to do but this is what i have tried

value = script.Parent.Parent.Value.Value

script.Parent.Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(value)
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  1. What you are doing with BrickColor.new, is basically doing Vector3.new(Vector3.new(1, 1, 1)). 2) That script would work perfectly fine.
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but it doesnt

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I don't understand can you screenshot your Workspace for that and tell us which Values you are using?

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value = script.Parent.Parent.PartColor.Value -- Changed the name because you used Value before the .Value, change the name

script.Parent.Part.BrickColor = value -- Since value is already a brick color, so, if we were to do the same method, but without the brick color value you would've done BrickColor.new(BrickColor.new("<color>"))
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