I want to store a Color3 value as a key, and have it reference a Vector2, like so
local ButtonOffsets = {
[Color3.fromRGB(83, 209, 255)] = Vector2.new(0, 0), -- Blue
[Color3.fromRGB(255, 118, 39)] = Vector2.new(200, 0), -- Orange
[Color3.fromRGB(69, 238, 111)] = Vector2.new(400, 0), -- Green
[Color3.fromRGB(248, 171, 255)] = Vector2.new(600, 0), -- Pink
[Color3.fromRGB(237, 245, 67)] = Vector2.new(0, 200), -- Yellow
[Color3.fromRGB(96, 68, 2357)] = Vector2.new(200, 200), -- Purple
[Color3.fromRGB(255, 30, 30)] = Vector2.new(400, 200), -- Red
[Color3.fromRGB(80, 80, 80)] = Vector2.new(600, 200), -- Grey
}
print(Favourite) -- 0.32549, 0.819608, 1
print(ButtonOffsets[Favourite]) -- nil
v.ImageRectOffset = ButtonOffsets[Favourite] -- Error
However, that’s what the prints return. Just to clarify, this is what ‘Favourite’ is
Favourite = Color3.fromRGB(PlayerData.FavouriteColor[1].Value, PlayerData.FavouriteColor[2].Value, PlayerData.FavouriteColor[3].Value)
Please note, I am NOT gonna change the keys to anything else. Doing so would require a complete rework of the rest of the script as well as resetting my data store system, thus removing everyones previous data. I’ve only posted the necessary parts of the code
