I have a function that takes a base color and a number, and returns a color that is brighter/darker than the one that was provided.
I don’t know Color3-s well, so excuse my creative horrible solution lol.
local baseColor = Color3.fromRGB(200, 10, 50)
local amount = 30
local r = baseColor.R + amount
local g = baseColor.G + amount
local b = baseColor.B + amount
print(r, g, b)
note that this isn’t what the function looks like, I just made it more straightforward to be able to run in the command bar.
not sure if this only applies to cframes/vector3s
but you can try this:
local function shadeColour(rgb, ...)
if not ... or not rgb then return end
if #... > 3 then return end
local shade1, shade2, shade3 = ...[1], ...[2] or ...[1], ...[3] or ...[1]
return rgb + Color3.fromRGB(shade1, shade2, shade3)
end
--local colour = Color3.fromRGB(200, 150, 70)
--local brighter = shadeColour(colour, 30, 20)
--local darker = shadeColour(colour, -30, -20, -10)
i haven’t coded in lua in a while so i forget some things cuz im learning html, css, python, and javascript right now
Here’s 2 ways. Idk if by brightness u meant how white or the contrasted it is, but it’s an easy change if u meant constrast.
local amount = 30
local baseColor = Color3.fromRGB(200, 10, 50) do
baseColor = (baseColor:Lerp(Color3.fromHSV(0, 0, amount/255), .5))
end
local baseColor = Color3.fromRGB(200, 10, 50) do
baseColor = (baseColor:Lerp(Color3.fromHSV(0, 0, 1), amount/255))
end
Greetings, I’m here to say that I’ve resolved my issue.
It turns out that the outputs of the R, G and B components of the Color3 are not whole numbers, meaning that they are meant to be put into a Color3.new() function and not a Color3.fromRGB() function.
