Roblox Color Sequence Keypoint
The ColorSequence data type represents a gradient of color values from 0 to 1. The color values are expressed using the ColorSequenceKeypoint type. This type is used in various properties of ParticleEmitter, Trail, Beam, and other objects that use color gradients.
Equality Two ColorSequence objects are equivalent only if the values of their ColorSequenceKeypoint are equivalent, even if both. The ColorSequenceKeypoint is a data type that represents a single key in a ColorSequence. The ColorSequenceKeypoint data type is not referenced by any members in the API.
Placed the color sequence keypoints in the right order, still errors ...
ColorSequenceKeypoint on the Roblox Creator Documentation. A color and time value that represents a keypoint in a `Datatype.ColorSequence`. An array of Datatype.ColorSequenceKeypoint values in ascending order.
The ColorSequenceKeypoint object is used to define the start and end points of a color sequence. The value of each ColorSequenceKeypoint's Time property is a normalized value between 0 and 1 that tells the ColorSequence what color should be used at that point in time. The ColorSequence data type represents a color gradient.
Getting a color3 value from a color sequence - Scripting Support ...
Each color is interpolated via individual RGB values. ColorSequence can be constructed from Color3 values or from keypoints, and is mostly used in effect classes such as Beam, ParticleEmitter, Trail, and UIGradient. ColorSequence.new(Color3 c) This function creates a sequence of two keypoints with c for each value.
ColorSequence.new. A single color and point in time of a ColorSequence See Also ColorSequenceKeypoint on Roblox Developer Hub. When converting it to a color3 so that a part's color can be compatible with the color sequence and turning the part's color to the result of the conversion, the brick color is different from the color and manually setting the brick color in an attempt to force it won't work.
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How would I fix this? Reference: Hello? @Fifkee are you still here? All I want is to create a black particle with a script. I thought it would just be Color3 like normal, but apparently I need a ColorSequence. I looked at its page on the dev hub but I still have no clue how to write it.
Thanks. Scripting Support jojojotrains (Hamster) August 27, 2025, 12:37am 1 how do i get the color value at a point that is not at a keypoint in a ColorSequence (it's probably something simple and im just a idiot) 1 Like Askofep (x86dbg) August 27, 2025, 12:43am 2.
