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Surface GUI on mousebutton1down?

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DigitalProductionsHD 0
10 years ago

I'm looking for help on, if I were to click a button, the BackgroundColor3 would change to the color put in the script. Say, the original background color is (0, 0, 0), If I wanted it to change to (255, 0, 0) and then (255, 255, 255), what would be a script to do this? Please remember I'm just starting on Surface GUI's.

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DragonSkyye 517 Moderation Voter
10 years ago

Heres some help

In a server-script


local SG = script.Parent -- make sure the script is inside the surface gui
local Frame = SG.Frame -- get the frame
local Button = Frame.Button -- get the button which is inside frame
local Brick = SG.Parent -- make sure the SurfaceGui is inside the brick/part

function RGB(r,g,b) -- red, green, blue
    return Color3.new(r/255,g/255,b/255) -- return the colors
end

Button.MouseButton1Click:connect(function(Clicked!) -- using an anonymous function
    if Button.BackgroundColor3 == RGB(255,0,0) then -- check if BackgroundColor3 equals 255,0,0
        Button.BackgroundColor3 = RGB(255,255,255) -- change color
    elseif Button.BackgroundColor3 == RGB(255,255,255) then
        Button.BackgroundColor3 = RGB(255,0,0)
    end
end)

if this helped please upvote my answer

also remember that screengui's act like regular guis just a bit different

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Uh... Let me clarify what I tried saying.. I now notice it can be worded differently. So, the button has no surface GUI and is just a button used to make a brick (LED1) change color of it's surface GUI backgroundcolor3. xD Sorry for the misunderstanding. DigitalProductionsHD 0 — 10y
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ok i understand let me change the answer DragonSkyye 517 — 10y
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