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Setting up a roblox replicatedstorage script is one of those "aha!" moments for most developers where the lightbulb finally flickers on. When you're first starting out in Roblox Studio, you usually just toss your parts in the Workspace and your scripts in ServerScriptService, and everything feels fine. But then you try to make a UI that talks to the server, or you want to share a piece of code between a player's sword and the game's damage engine, and suddenly, you're stuck. That's where ReplicatedStorage comes into play. It's the neutral ground, the shared folder, and the essential bridge between the server and every single client playing your game. ...