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How can I test for a brick colour?
I have a computer that when you complete an objective, it’s screen turns green. However, I want the colour of a projector to equal the computer’s colour.
Would this Sudo code work?
MatchingColour = Computer.BrickColour
Projector.BrickColour = MatchingColour
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Use Enums. User#25115 0 — 6y
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if Brick.BrickColor == Enum.Brickcolor.ColorYouWant then do whatever. Stephenthefox 94 — 6y
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^ Something like that. User#25115 0 — 6y
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why not just compare it with `BrickColor.new()`?? Gey4Jesus69 2705 — 6y
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You could also just use the Color3, I just use Projector.Color3 = Color3.fromRGB(Computer.Color3) Cvieyra2test 176 — 6y
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I absolutely dislike brickcolor Cvieyra2test 176 — 6y
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Also, fellow non-American I see with "ColoUr" xDD Cvieyra2test 176 — 6y
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The reason this doesn't work is cause you said "BrickColur" should you should have used BrickColor. namespace25 594 — 6y
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Use BrickColor as british word "Colour" does not work in lua LoganboyInCO 150 — 6y
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that will work if you replace BrickColour with BrickColor, but i would recommend using just Color, because you can use any color in the spectrum with Color, not just the BrickColors
1 | Projector.Color = Computer.Color |
if you want to set some Parts Color with RGB, then use
1 | Computer.Color = Color3.fromRGB(red value,green value,blue value) |