Text Color Change Script

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#1

Hey! I am Domderp999. I am having problems with Color3 on a TextLabel.

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Could somebody explain why this errors?

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#2

What’s the error you’re getting?

#3

I dont get an error… Its weird.

#4

Can we see more of the code please because there is nothing wrong with this part of the code.

#5

Oops! It appears I found the issue. It was under a fire event, I thought the changing color part was the part that failed.

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#6

If you show the code i may be will be able to solve it.

#7

Umm I don’t know any scripts, so I’ll remake it from scratch.

On a local script and the parent is the Textlabel

script.Parent.TextColor3 = Color3.fromRGB(0,0,255) -- change to anything
script.Parent.TextStrokeColor3= Color3.fromRGB(0,255,0) -- change to anything

I tested and it worked, make sure its not a normal script because GUI runs on the client.

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#8

I think you should be using ‘Color3.new’ instead of ‘Color3.fromRGB’.

#9

fromRGB should work too though.

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#10

Anyways, it seems like the OP may have solved it.

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#11

Do /255 on all of the values so for example

script.Parent.TextColor3 = Color3.new(255/255, 98/255, 98/255)
script.Parent.TextStrokeColor3 = Color3.new(168/255, 64/255, 64/255)
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#12

That’s no different from using the fromRGB constructor, which is much cleaner to read in code if you’re working with 0-255 values. In fact, that’s why the fromRGB constructor exists, so you can avoid doing this. You have to evaluate three division operations before the Color3 object is created.

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#13

Use this :

script.Parent.TextColor3 = BrickColor.new(“name of the color”)
script.Parent.TextStrokeColor3 = BrickColor.new(“name of the color”)

4 years for see working comment, LOL :grinning: