In the Color Class, there's a method GetColor which returns a color and accepts a string of the color you want, and I'm having problems getting it to work - namely, I want to know exactly what this string it takes is. Is it the name of the color you want, so you could type GetColor("BLACK ") and get back the Color.black, or is it some other representation of the color? Any response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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In the Color Class, there's a method GetColor which returns a color and accepts a string of the color you want, and I'm having problems getting it to work - namely, I want to know exactly what this string it takes is. Is it the name of the color you want, so you could type GetColor("BLACK ") and get back the Color.black, or is it some other representation of the color? Any response would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Open the API docs pages for Color and read the explanation given for that method.
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