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Roblox studio material manager plugin tools have basically become a requirement if you want your game to look like it belongs in the modern era of the platform. Gone are the days when we could just slap a "Plastic" or "Neon" texture on a block and call it a day. Players expect a bit more depth now—literally. With the introduction of Material Service a while back, the way we handle textures has completely shifted, and honestly, if you aren't using a solid manager or a plugin to streamline that workflow, you're probably spending way more time clicking through menus than actually building. ...