local PresentColors = {BrickColor.new(253, 234, 141), BrickColor.new(82, 124, 174)}
Cart.Present.BrickColor = PresentColors[math.random(1, table.getn(PresentColors))]
That’s what I have but it just goes to white.
local PresentColors = {BrickColor.new(253, 234, 141), BrickColor.new(82, 124, 174)}
Cart.Present.BrickColor = PresentColors[math.random(1, table.getn(PresentColors))]
That’s what I have but it just goes to white.
You should be using Color3.fromRGB() as it would be a value from 0-255
Color3.new()
Part.Color
--not
BrickColor.new()
Part.BrickColor
I’m assuming this function returns the length of a table (i’ve never seen it before), but you can just do
#PresentColors
It would do the same thing.
Usually to Apply Colors from a table you do this:
local Colors = {
[1] = Color3.fromRGB(253, 234, 141),
[2] = Color3.fromRGB(82, 124, 174)
}
Cart.Present.Color = Colors[math.random(1,#Colors)]
}
The Numbers on the table aren’t important tho
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