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Roblox studio color correction script implementation is often the one thing that separates a hobbyist project from a game that looks like a professional studio made it. Think about it—whenever you jump into a high-end horror game or a super-bright simulator, the "vibe" isn't just coming from the 3D models. It's the lighting. If you've been struggling to get your game's atmosphere just right, you've probably realized that the standard lighting settings in the Properties tab can only take you so far. To really make things dynamic, you need to get your hands dirty with some Lua. ...