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If you've spent any real amount of time digging through the dev marketplace, you've probably stumbled upon the roblox studio plugin acid pro and wondered if it's actually worth the install. It's one of those tools that sounds a bit intimidating at first—especially if you aren't a "sound person"—but it's quickly becoming a staple for developers who are tired of their games sounding like a generic collection of stock assets. Let's be honest, we've all been there: you spend forty hours scripting a perfect combat system, only for it to feel totally flat because the sword swing sounds like a wet cardboard box hitting the floor. ...