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Help me change the fire colour?
FireColor = FireColor.new("Really black")
However I dont know if this is right.
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script.Parent.Color=Color3.new(0,0,0)
Put that into a script in the fire.
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But to make it work, dont you have to do script.Parent.Color=color3.new(0/255,0/255,0/255) so find the color, then copy the numbers then divide each by 255 Tempestatem 884 — 10y
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^ Tell me what 0/255 is. LightArceus 110 — 10y
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^ lol Ekkoh 635 — 10y
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Im using instances to make the fire in a script not use a fire object and change the colour neoG457 315 — 10y
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Remember Fire has 2 color properties
- First Color
2.Secondary Color
z= Instance.new("Fire")
z.Parent = game.Workspace
z.Color = Color3.new(0,0,1) -- Changes the first color to blue
z.SecondaryColor = Color3.new(1,0,0) -- I think this is red
Colors, you this link to get more colors to use from to replace mine, if you want to change the color.
If this helped +1
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/\ To explain this to you: Certain color values use Certain Syntaxes, such as Color3.new(), or BrickColor.new(). Check in the properties of the thing you are changing to check.
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Instead of that, you could try going into the properties of the Block that has fire. Go to view->Properties then click the brick with the fire and there should be some color options there! Hope I helped you :)