local PrimaryColor = Instance.new("BrickColorValue",Storage)
PrimaryColor.Name = "PrimaryColor"
PrimaryColor.Value = PrimaryColor1:GetAsync(player.UserId) or BrickColor.Random()
PrimaryColor.Changed:connect(function()
PrimaryColor1:SetAsync(player.UserId,PrimaryColor.Value)
end)
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the thing your doing wrong is that your using a BrickColorValue, not a Color3Value if there is one but BrickColors arent numbers though words like Really red. Im not sure whats PrimaryColor1 nor Storage, but i guess its a number of some sort. I just looked at the error lol so im not sure
also the parent parameter of Instance.new() is decaperated, set the parent last such as this:
not
local ack = Instance.new("Part", workspace)
ack.Name = "hi"
this
local ack = Instance.new("Part")
ack.Name = "hi"
ack.Parent = workspace
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Thanks beforehand xd
It would be nice to see the color value modified before the script. I can't really understand the issue fully yet.
You can't store userdatas in data stores. A BrickColor is considered a userdata. You may want to save the name of the BrickColor (PrimaryColor.Value.Name), BrickColors have a Name property.
The constructor for the brick color would then be BrickColor.new(PrimaryColor.Value.Name).
Oh, I’ll try this method when I get home. Thx