Color not working

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#102

so what should i do next to the game?

#103

im still trying to figure out why it cant convert it to hex

#104 
Colors[tostring(colorpicked)]

did you say this comes out as nil?

#105

well now it doesnt come out as anything

#106

Mind sharing the full code?
(OH MY GOD I HATE 30 limit words)

#107

sure,

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player)

	local partsFolder = workspace:WaitForChild("Parts")
	local colorButtons = Player.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("ScreenGui").Frame

	Colors = { ["Red"] = "#FF0000", ["Yellow"] = "#FFE600", ["Green"] = "#45DB00", ["Light Blue"] = "#00FFE1", ["Blue"] = "#008CFF", ["Pink"] = "#FF00FF", ["Purple"] = "#BF00FF", ["White"] = "#FFFFFF", ["Black"] = "#000000" }
	
	local leaderstats = Instance.new("Folder")
	leaderstats.Name = "leaderstats"
	leaderstats.Parent = Player

	local Color = Instance.new("StringValue")
	Color.Parent = leaderstats
	Color.Name = "Color"


	local function changePartColor(part, colorpicked)
		print("Changing color of part:", part.Name, "to color:", colorpicked)
		part.Color = Color3.fromHex(Colors[tostring(colorpicked)])
		print("New color of part:", part.Name, "is:", part.Color)
	end



	for i, Button in pairs(colorButtons:GetChildren()) do
		if Button:IsA("TextButton") then
			Button.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
				Player.leaderstats.Color.Value = Button.Name
			end)
		end

	end		

	for _, part in ipairs(partsFolder:GetChildren()) do
		if part:IsA("BasePart") then
			local clickDetector = Instance.new("ClickDetector")
			clickDetector.Parent = part


			clickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
				changePartColor(part, Player.leaderstats.Color.Value)

			end)
		end
	end

end)
#108 
print(Colors[tostring(colorpicked)])

i meant
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#109

yeah it doesnt come out as anything

#110

yeah it doesnt come out as anything

#111 
print(Color3.fromHex(Colors["Red"]))

what does this output for you

#112

what line should i replace to this code?

#113 
Colors = { ["Red"] = "#FF0000", ["Yellow"] = "#FFE600", ["Green"] = "#45DB00", ["Light Blue"] = "#00FFE1", ["Blue"] = "#008CFF", ["Pink"] = "#FF00FF", ["Purple"] = "#BF00FF", ["White"] = "#FFFFFF", ["Black"] = "#000000" }

under this one

#114

that print “1, 0, 0” so its right

#115

ok so its working, im pretty sure theres something wrong with our variable colorpicked. replace this with the one below and tell me what gets outputted.

	local function changePartColor(part, colorpicked)
		print(colorpicked)
		part.Color = Color3.new(Colors[tostring(colorpicked)])
	end
#116

ok, when i click a part with black selected, it outputs “Really Black” and when i click it with yellow selected, it says “New Yeller” (i named the buttons that way)

#117

i think you might have messed it up by changing the names of the buttons.i used color names to assign hex values and the buttons names arent the same as the names i assigned to the hex values in the dictionary colors

#118

oh, ill change the names of the buttons then

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#119

you have to change each name in Colors to the names you gave the buttons

#120

im just gonna change the name of the buttons

#121

:+1:
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