There is no data, its just nothing.
Also this was line 93 (now its line 94): target.Color = Color3(data)
This is the code at the top (the original post). Let’s say a user types “0,255,0” into the TextBox. Couldn’t you use the following code to achieve what you wish?
if mode.Value == 5 then --Color
local colorinput = player.PlayerGui.LoadoutGui.Loadout.SpawnMenu.Loadout.RGB.Text
local colorsplit = string.split(colorinput, ",")
local notanumber = false
for _, color in pairs (colorsplit) do
if tonumber(color) or tonumber(color) > 255 or tonumber(color) < 0 then
notanumber = true
end
end
if notanumber then
return --or break depending on what it is
end
if target.Locked == false then
target.Color = Color3.fromRGB(colorsplit[1], colorsplit[2], colorsplit[3])
print(color)
end
end
end
Well apparently not since I get this error now.
Also yes in the textbox you are supposed to type “0,0,0” to get the color that you want.
When this error occured I typed in “0,255,0”.
Write a print(color) right after the for statement.
By after, I mean inside, the first line inside. My bad for not clarifying.
Oh sure, gonna do that right now.
Also I removed the whole if statement, and the part just turned black no matter what RGB value I typed in.
I never thought I would waste 3 hours over a TextBox, but here we are.
I said first line right after the do in the for statement.
for _, color in pairs (colorsplit) do
print(color)
if tonumber(color) or tonumber(color) > 255 or tonumber(color) < 0 then
notanumber = true
end
end
Oh alright I am sorry, gonna do that right now.
No need to be.
Was the original script on the server?
You mean the one where I put the code in?
And if you do mean that one, yes it is.
Can you send me the full script?
Do you have a discord?
If yes it would be easier.
And we have been talking for like 1 hour
Mercurial#2882