Description
Bevy version
0.16.1 rust nightly 1.89
PointLight or DirectionalLight {color: Color }
This is the third time over numerous months where I have said ok, I'm switching to Oklacha for Colors after digging the colors and getting excited, and then tried to change the light color only to be spun around in a circle and banging my head. Go to a PointLight, go to color, then you can't use it, then it ask you to use a Color, then it says your trying to use an srbga when you should use rgba, but then the rgba doesn't exist anymore, then it says your using a Color when you should be using a specific Bevy color crate Color, then you use that but it still says nope, then it says you're using f32's when it needs to be u8's, then you try finding the rgba_u8 and cant find it, then you start converting f32's as u8's and it says nope again. It's a big circle yaknow and annoying. Then you ask an AI finally for help and it finally gets it right after 4 error explainings. And each time it just makes me not want to attempt Oklcha again.
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