Could this possible because of this line right here: local Color = nation:WaitForChild("Color") what is that “Color” value?
Ok, is the RGB the wrong color code?
Also you don’t have to take screenshots of your code all the time, just click the </> button on the top
UnionOperation.UsePartColor
It isn’t a part though, it looks like it is a string value inside a folder
UsePartColor is the UnionOperation property that allows for you to Apply a Color to a UnionOperation rather than it being a Set Color.
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its province.UsePartColor = true province.Color = Color3.new(Color.Value) now, still is all black
both parts and Unions go all black when i use .Color, but not when BrickColor.new(Color.Value)
Also, just to let you know, BrickColor and Color3.new() uses numbers from 0 - 1, and not
0 - 255 as they use Decimals as their format / code, BrickColor has a Built-In Library of Colors you can Choose from instead of inserting numbers, they also give you the RGB format that makes the color, so if you are using numbers between 0 - 255, you would need to divide by 255 to get the expected Color. plus, you would need to round that number (either down or up).
Plus, you should be using Color3.fromRGB, Color3.fromHSV, or Color3.fromHex for specific functionality of specific Color formats.
province.Color = Color3.fromRGB(Color.Value)
Try using this
Tried FromHSV and I found out it is only passing one argument from the Color3 Value, what do I do, how do I get the whole Value?
HSV has 3 Values, Hue, Saturation, and value, I would Recommend looking into this:
Try using my suggestion
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Yeah, I already said what That would do to your code:
it’s just grabbing the first value, though I have printed it out before and it printed the entire thing???
yeah but its only taking the 0 apparently?
I said .fromRGB
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you can try getting the components that make up the Color:
local Colors = Color3Value.Value
print(Colors.R, Color.G, Colors.B)