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Finding a good roblox studio realistic lighting plugin is usually the first thing most developers do when they realize their game looks a bit too much like a 2012 baseplate. We've all been there—you spend hours building this incredible city or a spooky forest, but when you hit play, it just feels flat. The colors are washed out, the shadows are blocky, and it doesn't have that "wow" factor that keeps players immersed. It's frustrating because you know the potential is there, but the default settings in the Lighting tab are just not doing you any favors. ...