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When you're building a game, finding a solid roblox custom tool execution script is usually the first step toward making your gameplay feel unique rather than just a carbon copy of every other starter place. Let's be real, the default tools in Roblox are fine for a start, but if you want your players to actually feel like they're interacting with a world—whether that's swinging a neon sword, casting a fireball, or just clicking a flashlight—you need to understand how the scripting behind those actions really works. It's one thing to have a 3D model in your hand; it's a whole other beast to make that model do something meaningful when the player clicks. ...