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Getting a roblox studio footstep sound script working is one of those small changes that makes a massive difference in how your game actually feels. You know that default, generic "thump-thump" sound that comes with every single Roblox character? It's fine for a basic obby, but if you're building a moody horror game or a high-octane shooter, it just doesn't cut it. You want the sound of crunching gravel when someone walks off-road or the hollow echo of wood when they're inside a cabin. It's about immersion, and honestly, players notice when the audio matches the environment. ...