How add brickcolor with stringvalue?

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#1 
print("pi"..cruicider.imanse.leteam.Value)
print('"'..cruicider.imanse.leteam.Value..'"')

cruicider.rul.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(cruicider.imanse.leteam.Value) -- no effect
cruicider.rul.BrickColor = BrickColor.new('"'..cruicider.imanse.leteam.Value..'"') -- no effect
cruicider.rul.BrickColor = cruicider.imanse.leteam.Value -- Error

beyesd
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stringvalue is working well. How put it in brickcolor.
I must use stringvalue. If it cant… I should edit many things

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#2

I don’t really understand what u want to do, but if I am right this code could whelp u.

local stringValue = cruicider.imanse.leteam -- assuming cruicider.imanse.leteam is a StringValue object
local brickColorValue = stringValue.Value -- retrieve the string value from the StringValue object

-- Create a BrickColor object using the string value
local brickColor = BrickColor.new(brickColorValue)

-- Assign the BrickColor to a part
cruicider.rul.BrickColor = brickColor
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#3 
local Part = script.Parent
local String = script.String.Value -- this is a StringValue: New Yeller
local Color = script.Color.Value   -- this is a Color3Value: 170, 0, 0
--(both are inside the script for this test)

task.wait(3)
Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(String)
task.wait(3)
Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(Color)
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#4

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It worked at normal part
Real problem is in my game. I will find that. Thanks everyone!

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