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Using the roblox studio plugin sun rays editor is probably one of the quickest ways to stop your game from looking like a flat, plastic world and start making it feel like something actually immersive. If you've spent any time at all in the Studio, you know that lighting is basically the "secret sauce" that separates the hobbyist projects from the front-page hits. But let's be real: messing around with the default Lighting properties in the Explorer window is a bit of a headache. You're constantly clicking back and forth, typing in decimal points, and trying to figure out why the sun looks more like a glowing blob than a majestic light source. ...