BrickColor (Property): Difference between revisions
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<onlyinclude>{{Property| | <onlyinclude>{{Property | ||
name = BrickColor | |name = BrickColor | ||
|property = [[Scripting#BrickColor|BrickColor]] BrickColor | |property = [[Scripting#BrickColor|BrickColor]] BrickColor | ||
|description = Stores the color of the object. | |description = Stores the color of the object. | ||
|object = | |object = BasePart | ||
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== Comparison == | == Comparison == | ||
Revision as of 16:32, 24 December 2010
 BrickColor
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| Property | BrickColor BrickColor |
| Description | Stores the color of the object. |
| Member of | BasePart |
Comparison
To compare the property BrickColor with the name of a color, you need to index the 'Name' property of the BrickColor. That will convert the BrickColor to a string. Even though this script below does output the name of the color, you cannot compare a color and a string.
Example
print(otherPart.Parent.Torso.BrickColor)
Example
Example
function onTouched(otherPart)
print(otherPart.Parent.Torso.BrickColor) -- Outputs the name of the color
if otherPart.Parent.Torso.BrickColor == "Bright red" then -- This will not match
print("Never gets executed")
elseif otherPart.Parent.Torso.BrickColor.Name == "Bright red" then -- This will match
print("Match occurred")
end
end
