What do I do to make it that I can use Brick colors with spaces
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.Cyan()
Works for me but I tried
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.NewYeller()
and
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.New Yeller()
but they don't work
What do I do to make it that I can use Brick colors with spaces
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.Cyan()
Works for me but I tried
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.NewYeller()
and
Box.BrickColor = BrickColor.New Yeller()
but they don't work
You have to supply the BrickColor you wish to use through the constructor function, there are no functions that can directly reference a unique colour, aside from the primary sets.
BrickColor.new("Cyan")
That doesn't because you didn't write it correctly This is the correct script :
Box.Brickcolor = BrickColor.new("Black") -- Brick will turn black
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Because it had shown me some colour options but not all