How to check color3 on Parts

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1

Hey! I’m currently testing a power restoring system and as the player holds E the green Color3 goes up 1 every second blah blah blah. I want to check if the color3 value on the part is at least 0,100,0. Is this possible? I’ve tried multiple methods and all never work/error.

2

Could this work?

if part.Color.R > 100 then
-- your code
end
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3

Doesn’t seem to. May be my code:

UserInputService.InputEnded:Connect(function(input)
	if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.E then
				if workspace.Power.Button.Color.G >= 15 then
			game.ReplicatedStorage.RestorePower:FireServer()
			warn("Power restored!")
		else
			warn(workspace.Power.Button.Color.G)
		end
		HoldTime = tick() - HoldTime
		print(HoldTime)
		Holding = false
		workspace.Power.Button.Color = Color3.new(0,0,0)
		

		--Green = 0
	end
end)
4

Is the output just giving you 0 when prompted for the green value?

5

Yes it is printing 0. (Numbers) (CharacterLimit)

6

When you set a Color3, no matter if you use Color3.new() or Color3.fromRGB(), that Color3’s RGB values are numbers between 0 and 1, and not the 0-255 range that the explorer displays.

While I don’t understand why your button’s G value is 0, you should instead do something like this for comparing the color’s RGB values individually.

if workspace.Power.Button.Color.G >= 15/255 then
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7

What would be the way to transfer it into 0-255 if it’s 0-1?

8

You multiply by 255 to transfer it from 0-1

HOWEVER, because of rounding, this number may not be exact.

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