Is there a way to find a teams color?

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#1

Okay so I’m making a group overhead and it’s using teams so it will be like:

(name)

(team)

(team’s rank)

and I would like colors, how would I do that? so like the (team) part would have the teams color aswell.

#2

Team.TeamColor doesn’t work?

if you want the Color3 instead of the BrickColor use this function

function transformToColor3(col) 
	local r = col.r
	local g = col.g
	local b = col.b 
	return Color3.new(r,g,b); 
end
#3

How would I do that? Let’s say civilian team is white and police is blue if I was on police team I don’t want it just to be a gray text I want it to be that blue color I put in the team.

#4 
function transformToColor3(col) 
	local r = col.r
	local g = col.g
	local b = col.b 
	return Color3.new(r,g,b); 
end

TeamLabel.TextColor3 = transformToColor3(player.Team.TeamColor)
#5

And also there is a group, and I don’t want to do like 10 group id’s

#6

Well how else would you do it? This is probably why you shouldn’t have like 10 groups for one game

#7

They’re divisions, it’s an army based game thing, I just want to find a teams color in a brick colors

#8

Yes so player.Team.TeamColor should work

#9

I get an error

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#10

then do what i said earlier convert it into Color3

function transformToColor3(col) 
	local r = col.r
	local g = col.g
	local b = col.b 
	return Color3.new(r,g,b); 
end

TeamLabel.TextColor3 = transformToColor3(player.Team.TeamColor)
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#11

maybe:

local color = game.Teams.TeamHere.TeamColor
#12

There are 2 types of color, Color3 and BrickColor

you can get a Color3 from a BrickColor by saying BrickColor.Color

local BC = BrickColor.new()
local C = BC.Color

-- a Player's TeamColor is a BrickColor, so the same can be done
local TeamColor = Player.TeamColor.Color
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#13

image It Underlines in red.

#14

I believe the exact way of getting a color from a brickcolor in this case is

newOverhead.Group.TeamLabel.TextColor = player.Team.TeamColor.Color

Since from what I could tell TeamColor is a brickcolor, you use the .Color property to get the Color3

Source, go to the very bottom

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#15

It justs disband,
and get this error image

#16

So TeamColor needs what’s called a Color3 Value. So, you can either do an “if” statement that relates the name of your team, so for example:

if player.Team.Name == "Red Team" then
newOverhead.Group.TeamLabel.TextColor = Color3.fromRGB(r,g,b)
end

I know there’s an easier way, but since the other methods aren’t working, this is what I got for you.

#17

Also, for the above error, TeamLabel should be the name of whatever is inside of “Group”. It’s not a scripting error, it’s a hierarchy error. Check where your GUI is located.

#18

The error is not due to the code I gave you, the issue is due to the hierachy you gave it to the textlabel, you need to fix that up a bit. If you’re stil lconfused, you could show us where the script and the label are located. And I realised that I for to put a 3 in TextColor, it should be TextColor3

#19

Also completely un related but is there a way to go like if player isInTeam then
do the rank code.

#20

You want to check if the player is in a team before doing the code to change the rank color?