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If you've spent any time building in Studio, you know that a roblox mesh tool script auto load setup is basically the holy grail for keeping your workflow from grinding to a halt. We've all been there—you're working on a massive project, maybe a sprawling cyberpunk city or a hyper-detailed RPG world, and you realize you have to import dozens, if not hundreds, of custom meshes. Doing that manually is a nightmare. You're clicking "Bulk Import," waiting for the progress bar, then dragging each item into the workspace, resizing it, and making sure the textures didn't break. It's tedious. But when you automate that process, everything just clicks into place. ...