RaildexJoin Date: 2009-12-06
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I want to assign a bricks color to the value of its x Position, how can I get this. |
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This question makes no sense at all . |
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BrickColor.Color
Convert each one to a Vector3
@128Gig
It actually does make sense because I see why he would use it |
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RaildexJoin Date: 2009-12-06
Post Count: 934 |
local part = script.Parent
local x
while true do
x = part.Position
part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(Color3.new(x))
wait()
end
this is kinda what im going for^ |
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The question makes no sense because I don't see what he wants not because I don't see why.
And I don't think why you posted is what he wants.
He wants a bircks color to be equal to its position on the x axis
You told him how to get the Color3 of a BrickColor? |
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RaildexJoin Date: 2009-12-06
Post Count: 934 |
Im mainly just making this to test some stuff and learn more about scripting |
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Why did you say its x position if you wanted its position
Also brickColors given a color3 will round to the nearest BrickColor you can't just use any color you want. |
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128 I told him to get the Color3 of a brick color and change the parts position (x) to the Color3
(This case Color3.r)
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Thats not what he wanred because thats not what he said and you posted it because you were guessing at what he wanted because the question didn't make sense. |
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RaildexJoin Date: 2009-12-06
Post Count: 934 |
Sorry I wasnt thinking in terms of RGB when I titled the post, my original plan was to create the color based on the parts position, I was going to set each of the vectors to a variale and then have them as the color ints |
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@Raildex
You said it the other way..... |
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No, he didn't
"I want to assign a bricks color" So already you saying he wanted to set the position is wrong.
" to the value of its x Position, " So he wants to assign the BrickColor to the parts Position.X |
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RaildexJoin Date: 2009-12-06
Post Count: 934 |
local part = script.Parent
local x
local y
local z
while true do
x = part.Position.X
y = part.Position.Y
z = part.Position.Z
part.BrickColor = BrickColor.new(Color3.new(x,y,z))
wait()
end
am I getting any closer here?^ |
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