I did not insult you its a joke. 
Ok have a great day and wish you the best 
Using .fromRGB is a lot more optimal because .new takes in doubles. Doubles (also known as floats) are decimal numbers. e.g. ‘0.1592951’ is a double, and ‘255’ is an integer.
When you store a number such as ‘0.1592951’, it’ll take up more data space. To be more precise, it takes up 9 bits of data. While on the other hand, saving ‘255’ (an integer) only takes up 3 bits of data.
Regardless of how many colours you’re saving, it’s way more optimal to save via integers rather than doubles.
p.s. Here’s the code for getting the data size of something:
-- services
local httpService = game:GetService("HttpService")
-- functions
local function dataSizeOf(this: any)
return #httpService:JSONEncode(this) -- returns the data size in bits.
end
If you have any additional questions, ask away.
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Thanks, I wish the same for you. ;D
Your code, errors because you save 3 arguments(R, G, B) instead of one. I see a lot of people separating RGB, which is fine I guess, but the best method is to convert Color Value Into Hex. A hex is a string, so it is just one value being saved.
PRO TIP: never save data with a player.name, the Player can change the username, Instead Use Player.UserId. UserId Never changes
Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(pleyer)
local ok, eror = pcall(function()
Datastore:SetAsync(pleyer.UserId, pleyer.info.color.Value:ToHex())
end)
if not ok then
print(eror) -- line that errors
end
end)
Here is also the way to convert a string(hex) back into a color
local success, ret = pcall(function()
return Datastore:GetAsync(Player.UserId)
end)
if success then
-- convert string(hex) back into a color
Color3.fromHex(ret)
end
if not success then
print(ret)
end
Sorry for the late response, but you can convert it to hex by color3:ToHex() and deserialize it using Color3.fromHex(color3)