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How do I change a brick color and a SurfaceLight at the same time?
In the beginning, I've tried doing...
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function()
local p = game.Workspace.OutlineLED:GetChildren()
for i = 1,#p do
p[i].BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Teal")
game.Workspace.CrowdLight.SurfaceLight.Color = Color3.new("0, 255, 255")
print("Light Is Now Cyan")
end
end)
It just made the light black so I did
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function()
local p = game.Workspace.OutlineLED:GetChildren()
for i = 1,#p do
p[i].BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Teal")
game.Workspace.CrowdLight.SurfaceLight.Color = Color3.new(Color3("0, 255, 255"))
print("Light Is Now Cyan")
end
end)
It just gave me an error saying
Workspace.OutlineLights.SurfaceGui.ScrollingFrame.Cyan.Script:7: attempt to call global 'Color3' (a table value)
I'm now in confusion like the lady that got confused with kansas and arkansas
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Why don't you just make the material neon and change the brickcolor to green? Much easier than color3 values. cmgtotalyawesome 1418 — 6y
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The color and material isn't the problem. it's the light by itself. The SurfaceLight.Color, It just changes to black or just gives me an error AwesomeGamer2223 105 — 6y
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try doing game.Workspace.Yourpart.Brickcolor = Brickcolor "Teal" AnotherPerson_999 28 — 6y
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for one, you made a huge mistake with Color3 i once made, Color3.new() uses values BETWEEN 0 AND 1, not 0 and 255, if you want to use values between 0 and 255, use Color3.fromRGB() also, BrickColor values have a value called Color, it returns a color3 value that is the equivalent to its BrickColor counterpart,
local Color3Version = BrickColor.new("Teal").Color
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Thanks! Used Color3.fromRGB(), VERY late accept since I forgot about this website, sorry about that lol. AwesomeGamer2223 105 — 3y