Why is this returning false when both values are equal?

[J9White]

0, 0.0627451, 0.690196
0, 0.0627451, 0.690196

Workspace.Baseplate.Cities.Greece.Sitia

[J9White]

I don’t think you have 3200 meshparts and cities in your project.

[au_tk]

In the if statement also include print(…, (if instance.Color == C3))

[weakroblox35]

Might as well just post the whole script as because a three line snippet is not gonna cut it.

[J9White]

Thousands of lines in just one script and several systems.

[Azarctic]

This is a pretty funny thread lol.
My guess is due to floating points, the printed value is not the true value, so you should probably use some rounding method in your way to compare the Color3
Actually I just found someone with the same problem as you

How can I compare two Color3 inputs?

The tricky thing about comparing Color3 values is that they use floating point numbers for their channels. Floating point values are lossy, so you can’t always reliably compare them by value. There are several approaches you can take to this. Here’s a quick simple one. local function areColorsEqual(colorA, colorB, epsilon) local epsilon = epsilon or 0.001 if math.abs(colorA.R - colorB.R) > epsilon then return false end if math.abs(colorA.G - colorB.G) > epsilon then return false e…

[J9White]

Expected ‘then’ when parsing if then else expression, got ‘)’

[au_tk]

So if they compared brick colors instead the problem would be gone?

[au_tk]

print(…, (instance.Color == C3))
Don’t know why I put an if.

Anyways I think you should check out what Azarctic said, they’re probably right.

[J9White]

I tried comparing by BrickColor as well which afaik would get past that problem. It didn’t work.

Tried the script, getting [false] printed. Very odd

[au_tk]

The brickcolor comparison not working is beyond my knowledge. Should probably check out what Azarctic said, and if that doesn’t work reinstall studio. And if that doesn’t work, just retype the script. I’ve had a similar issue once for the longest time where I was unable to find the issue, so I retyped the script and it worked flawlessly.

[4SHN]

yes, but you can also check if they’re “close enough”

[J9White]

Tried running the game through the RobloxPlayer as well. Same results, didn’t work.

Edit: rewrote the script like 6 or 7 times

[J9White]

print(
	raycastResult.Instance.Color==workspace.CountryData[countryName].C3.Value.."\n"..
	tostring(region.Color).."\n"..
	tostring(workspace.CountryData[countryName].C3.Value)
)

Now getting 'attempt to concatenate Color3 with string' when I tried the exact same thing earlier with no issue printing

[Browhyisever]

wait so is there only one color value?

[J9White]

What do you mean one? >> char limit

[Browhyisever]

Is there only one Color3Value that your using?

[J9White]

Currently, yes. >> char limit charss

[Browhyisever]

So your using a color3value that remains the same color and comparing it to different colors? Or am i missing something?

[J9White]

Yes that’s it. >> chars char limit