you can try getting the components that make up the Color:
local Colors = Color3Value.Value
print(Colors.R, Color.G, Colors.B)
Yes, they return as Decimals, do this:
print(math.floor(Color.R*255))
This should give you the intended color
I’ll try setting each one to the R,G,B individually
As obvious as it may seem, have you tried using Color3.new() yet instead of Color3.fromRGB()?
I don’t see any other reason that the parts would be black unless you are setting the values incorrectly here.
R is not a valid member of Color3Value "Workspace.Nations.Byzantine Empire.Color"
???
Color.Value.R
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tried province.UsePartColor = true
province.Color.R = math.floor(Color.Value.R*255)
province.Color.G = math.floor(Color.Value.G*255)
province.Color.B = math.floor(Color.Value.B*255)',
got 19:58:20.032 R cannot be assigned to - Server - ColorHandler:14
19:58:20.033 Stack Begin - Studio
19:58:20.033 Script 'Workspace.ColorHandler', Line 14 - Studio - ColorHandler:14
19:58:20.033 Stack End - Studio
You cannot directly assign the RGB values separately. So you need to create a new color3 with these new RGB values.
Color3.fromRGB(NewR, NewG, NewB)
And then change the part color to this new Color3
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province.Color = Color3.new(Color.Value.R,Color.Value.G,Color.Value.B) works
(drewdude500 solved)
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@Soldrion Also, I just noticed, you could have been doing this:
provines.Color = Color.Value
and not this:
provines.Color = Color3.new(Color.Value)
You were basically telling it code to create a Color3 with a Color3
@drewbluewasabi’s Solution is not the best way to do this as you are basically Applying the Values Seperately instead of together.
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software developer monke brain moment
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