How to store a Color3 Value?

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#21

What is the Color3 color “name” of the Gui objects color that you are referencing:

#22

That wouldn’t matter because the name of the color would be rounded to the closest BrickColor. which could be way different than the actual Color3 value.

#23

Yeah, but me knowing that can let me help them further. (So I can know what color it should be.)

#24 
local color = v.BackgroundColor3
local round = math.round
local r, g, b = round(color.R*255), round(color.G*255), round(color.B*255) 
sendData[6] = {r, g, b} --stores values as rgb 0-255 inside a subtable
print(sendData[6])
local actualColor = Color3.fromRGB(sendData[6][1], sendData[6][2], sendData[6][3])
print(actualColor) --actual color you should use(example Part.Color = actualColor)

Hope I helped.

Also if you only care about the actual color you can do:

sendData[6] = v.BackgroundColor3
print(sendData[6])

--example:
--Part.Color = sendData[6]
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#25

Thanks for this help

I used this and it worked
Also @Dev_Ryan 's Strateggey workeed too

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#26

This is a good way of doing this, it could also be done this way for readability and reliability:

local Hotpink = Color3.fromRGB(255, 16, 164)
local floor = math.floor
local SavedColors = {}
SavedColors.Hotpink = {floor(Hotpink.R * 255), floor(Hotpink.G * 255), floor(Hotpink.B * 255)}

local Brick = Instance.new("Part", workspace)
print(unpack(SavedColors.Hotpink)) --> 255, 16, 164
Brick.Color = Color3.fromRGB(unpack(SavedColors.Hotpink)) -- 255, 16, 164