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If you've been searching for a roblox studio plugin substance painter bridge, you probably already know that the days of simple plastic bricks and basic neon blocks are pretty much over. Don't get me wrong, there's a certain charm to that classic "blocky" look, but if you're trying to build something that actually looks modern—or dare I say, realistic—you need a better way to handle textures. Dealing with Roblox's default material library is fine for a weekend project, but when you want that weathered metal, scratched leather, or realistic wood grain, you have to look outside the engine. ...