Parts have the Color property as an RGB value to my knowledge, but when running this code on a Baseplate with the Color property as “99, 95, 98”
print(workspace.Baseplate.Color)
I get this result
0.388235, 0.372549, 0.384314
I know that this is the RGB value from 0-1, but I need to RGB value from 0 - 255, does anyone know why this issue is occurring and if there are any workarounds?
How about you try getting its brickColor
Can’t do that as I need the Color3 for tweening
Edit: Just noticed that you can still tween with the “Raw” rgb values
It is giving you the color RGB.
0.388235, 0.372549, 0.384314 = 99/255, 95/255, 98/255
Is there any way for me to get the RGB “out of 255” I suppose
Wait 99/55 isnt 0.388235; how is that right?
You can multiply it by 255.
Color.R * 255, Color.G * 255, Color.B * 255
Oh I guess I read that wrong I thought it said 55, my bad 
Thank you, didn’t really come to mind. This does give me a decimal number though since the number rounds, suppose I wanted to get the same Color3 value that is listed under the properties, what would I do?
You can either use math.ceil to get the nearest full number rounded up or math.floor to get the nearest full number rounded down.
Or use math.floor(N + 0.5) for accurate rounding.
or use math.round which is available in Luau for even more “accurate” rounding.
Wouldn’t see how math.floor or math.ceil could be inaccurate but yeah you can do that too.
or use math.modf which doesnt round but gives the number without the . and numbers after .
Yeah another possible solution.
