So I have a name gui where the color of the label should be the team color.
here's an example of what I'm trying to do
game.Players[player].Character.Head.BillboardGui.TextLabel.BackgroundColor3 = team.TeamColor
Obviously it doesnt work because teamcolor is a string (Bright Red) but the Color3 needs to be a RGB value, is there a way to transform the string color to its rgb value?
TeamColor is actually a BrickColor, not a string.
Luckily, BrickColor objects have a Color property, which is the RGB representation of the BrickColor!
Just append a .Color after team.TeamColor.
Also, if player is a variable that references the player object itself, don't go back to game.Players to get it – use player directly.
player.Character.Head.BillboardGui.TextLabel.BackgroundColor3 = team.TeamColor.Color
Just as a side note: use :GetService when getting services. This is the canonical way to get services. If for some reason a service is renamed, you won't be able to access it with game.ServiceName.
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