Closed ts-co closed 3 years ago
It's probably because you're doing a color inside of a color right now, nut.config.get("color") is already defined as a color by default.
What I did is a working hotfix. nut.config.get("color") which is default NutScript is being read as a table instead of a color for some reason and is outputting its table id.
This issue has been fixed
It seems that config colors are not coming in as actual Colors and instead are showing up in-game as their printed table id. My hotfix was to do
Color(nut.config.get("color").r, nut.config.get("color").g, nut.config.get("color").b)
But there's probably a cleaner way of fixing this.