The floor changed its colour but the UI didn’t…
Unable to assign property Value. string expected, got Color3
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Okay, first of all, this is a terrible way of doing Color3 values.
There is a Color3 attribute/value that you can use - I strongly suggest using that instead of a String value.
The error you are getting is likely because you are assigning a Color3 value to a StringValue somewhere. What you can do is tostring(Color3) when you’re assigning it if you want to fix this error quickly. However, I must ask you to not shoot yourself in the foot and do it the way I told you to.
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remove the “” of the colors3.new
Change all “BackgroundColor” to “BackgroundColor3”
“BackgroundColor” accepts BrickColors, no Color3 values!
also, dont use brickcolor.new(), use color3.new
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Change all your Colour instances from StringValue to Color3Value and instead of checking if Colour.Value == "" check for Colour.Value == nil.
“Colour2 is not a valid member of IntValue”
Can you provide the code of everything in a codeblock?