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I'm trying to achieve a realistic system for Day/Night, which would change the OutdoorAmbient in a place gradually as it gets darker.
So far I can just set the OutdoorAmbient when GetMinutesAfterMidnight are over 10 and below 20,
But how would I gradually change the Color3 from
Color3.new(127/255, 127/255, 127/255)
to
Color3.new(40/255, 40/255, 40/255)
?
So this is what I have.....
game.Lighting.Changed:connect(function(property)
local mins = game.Lighting:GetMinutesAfterMidnight()
if mins > 10 and mins < 20 then
game.Lighting.OutdoorAmbient = Color3.new(40/255, 40/255, 40/255)
game.Lighting.Brightness = 0
end
end)
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C_SharperJoin Date: 2011-10-03
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I made a custom color transitioning module I can send you.
It's basically like
local function TransitionColors(color1, color2)
local r,g,b = 0 + color1.r,0 + color1.g,0 + color1.b
while color1 ~= color2 do
wait()
if r > color2.r then
r = r - 1
elseif r < color2.r then
r = r + 1
if r > color2.r then
r = 0 + color2.r
end
end
end
end |
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Okay, this seems to be really confusing
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C_SharperJoin Date: 2011-10-03
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let's break it down
'color1' is the starting color, and color2 is the color you wanna end up with
i only did the r value in this code as an example. What I basically did was started off with a while loop that runs while the starting color doesn't match up with the ending color. While it runs, it either increases the starting color's r value or decrease it based on where it ranges to the ending color's r value. So if the starting color's r value is larger than color2, it will decrease. Or vise-versa. |
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Where do I set
color1
and color2?
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C_SharperJoin Date: 2011-10-03
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Here, I uploaded my color transitions GUI to give an example. This only works with GUI elements, but you can change it to change the lighting color instead. |
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C_SharperJoin Date: 2011-10-03
Post Count: 9405 |
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I never used Global Functions,
How do I set the color?
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C_SharperJoin Date: 2011-10-03
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It has notes in the script. Did you read them? |
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M4LLARDJoin Date: 2012-08-13
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That's why you indent your code.
~IanSplodge, Walrus God of the Forums. |
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A script from crazyman32, which perfectly works with the GUI's frame, and has no effect on OutdoorAmbient;
local speed = 0.2
local base = script.Parent
function transition(c2,c1)
for i = 0,1,speed do
base.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(((c1.r*(1-i))+(c2.r*i)),((c1.g*(1-i))+(c2.g*i)),((c1.b*(1-i))+(c2.b*i)))
wait()
end
base.BackgroundColor3 = c2
end
local gui = script.Parent
while (true) do
wait(4)
local newColor = Color3.new(math.random(),math.random(),math.random())
transition(newColor,gui.BackgroundColor3)
end
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