When I use the following 2 colors the brick I assign the colors to end up looking exactly the same. Instead of taking the RGB values I’m trying to use the brick just selects the closest roblox color. (At least I think that’s what is happening.)
local TileColor1 = BrickColor.new(0,0.5,0)
local TileColor2 = BrickColor.new(0,0.45,0)
WHY do these appear the same and how can I fix it?
You know you can just do:
tile.color = color3.new(Color vector 3)
Which will change the color, and also If you want to do it your way u have to do
Enum.BrickColor.new(whatever)
Or something like that.
There’s a difference between BrickColor and Color. BrickColor takes in strings such as "Red", "Blue". Color takes in Color3 RGB coordinates. You can set the Color3 of a part from RGB using:
Color3.fromRGB(value, value, value) and the BrickColor like this:
BrickColor.new("Colour name").
Isn’t brickcolor an enum?
You can also set it as a string value.
I can’t assign a color3 to a part
Yes you can…
im doing it right now
part.Color = Color3.new(1, 1, 0)
And it works just fine, must be something else
Ahhh gotcha I thought brickcolor was the only property for changing its color
Ya brick color is an enum so you need to do Enum.BrickColor.New(and your stuff)
So both works, you can learn more about enums here Enums | Roblox Creator Documentation
Apologies if I was wrong about using strings for setting the BrickColor. I rarely use BrickColor.
No worries I didn’t even read your post right lol I was erroneously using BrickColor when I should have just been using part.Color
Well, you can use both BrickColor and Color. BrickColor is easier so you don’t have to set the coordinates (by that I mean RGB values).
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