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Setting up a roblox studio loading screen gui might seem like a small detail, but it's actually the first thing your players see, and we all know how much first impressions count. When someone clicks "Play" on your game, there's that awkward gap while the assets are downloading and the map is rendering. If you leave it to the default Roblox transition, it feels a bit generic. But when you take the time to build a custom interface, you're telling the player right away that they're about to experience something polished and professional. ...