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A roblox startergui script is often that "aha!" moment for a lot of new developers because it's the first time you realize you can actually control what a player sees on their screen. When you're first messing around in Studio, everything is about the 3D world—bricks, spawns, and lighting. But the second you want to add a "Start" button, a health bar, or an inventory system, you're diving headfirst into the world of UIs and the scripts that make them tick. It's a bit of a learning curve, but once it clicks, your games start looking way more professional. ...