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change light colour to the same colour as a brick colour?
i asked a question a little while ago, i got an answer that worked but i didn't get a chance to expand on it, basically i got neon lights (Parts with neon texture) with point lights inside them. i was wondering how i could rearrange this script so the colour of the light matches the brick colour every time it changes. (If that makes any sense)
script:
01 | math.randomseed(tick()) |
02 | PartsToTurnColor = game.Workspace.CULUR:GetChildren()want to change color here |
03 | Colors = {BrickColor.new("Royal purple"),BrickColor.new("Steel blue"),BrickColor.new("Pastel blue-green"),BrickColor.new("Hot pink"),BrickColor.new("Bright bluish green")} |
04 |
05 | while wait(130) do |
06 | color = Colors[math.random(1,#Colors)] |
07 | for _,v in pairs(PartsToTurnColor) do |
08 | v.BrickColor = color |
09 | end |
10 | end |
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if you change the brick color of a part then the rgb value will change as well, just grab the Color3 value and put it inside the lights Color3 Value
01 | math.randomseed(tick()) |
02 | PartsToTurnColor = game.Workspace.CULUR:GetChildren()want to change color here |
03 | Colors = {BrickColor.new("Royal purple"),BrickColor.new("Steel blue"),BrickColor.new("Pastel blue-green"),BrickColor.new("Hot pink"),BrickColor.new("Bright bluish green")} |
04 |
05 | while wait(130) do |
06 | color = Colors[math.random(1,#Colors)] |
07 | for _,v in pairs(PartsToTurnColor) do |
08 | v.BrickColor = color |
09 | pointlight.Color = v.Color |
10 | end |
11 | end |
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I think the asker should use color3 value instead. Because it will be more convenient. :-D DERP9487 41 — 5y
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maybe the asker likes the preset colors EnderPowerHD 98 — 5y
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i used brickcolor instead of color3 because it kept turning the parts different colours Bylli_Oruze 38 — 5y
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thanks dude ^^^^ Bylli_Oruze 38 — 5y
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Solve
You have to translate the brick colors to the RGB colors.
(Think)
I prefer to use color3 instead, because it will be more convenient.
1 | BrickColor = {etc.} |
2 | ...... |
3 | Local color = Colors[math.random(1,#Colors)] |
4 | Brick.BrickColor = color |
5 | Local RGB = Brick.Color3 |
This is just an idea. Not a SCRIPT!