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Setting a Color3 value from a BrickColor value not working. Can someone help me plz?
In my game, I have a colorizer with a ton of colors that set everything in your "Base" to that color. I want to use it on some things that require Color3. After some research, I came up with this:
game.Workspace.NeonColor3.Value = BrickColor.new(game.Workspace.NeonColor.Value).Color
Obviously, it didn't work. I need help!
BTW NeonColor is a BrickColor value in the workspace and NeonColor3 is a Color3 value, also in the workspace
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As far as I can tell, you're setting the value wrong. This should be the proper format:
game.Workspace.NeonColor3.Value = BrickColor.new(game.Workspace.NeonColor.Value).Color
If this is not correct, then my apologies; but it should be accurate.
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Thanks. That fixed one of the problems. But it still isn't working. The Output is `bad argument #1 to 'new' (Color3 expected, got BrickColor)` Magnetar_Destroyer -3 — 6y
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Oh, hmm, maybe (game.Workspace.NeonColor.Value) should be changed back? Idk. sweetkid01 176 — 6y