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Working with roblox studio surface gui is one of those things that really levels up your game design, taking it from a flat 2D experience to something that feels alive within the 3D world. If you've ever played a game where there's a floating leaderboard on a wall, a working computer screen, or a neon sign that actually changes text, you've seen this tool in action. It's essentially the bridge between the user interface and the physical parts of your game map. Instead of sticking buttons and labels to the player's screen, you're sticking them to the faces of blocks, spheres, or cylinders. ...