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Roblox color correction tool script auto filter setups are often the secret sauce behind those high-end games that look less like a collection of blocks and more like a cinematic experience. If you've ever hopped into a showcase map or a top-tier horror game and wondered why the colors look so much deeper or more "moody" than your own project, it usually comes down to how the developer handles post-processing. Most people just drag a ColorCorrectionEffect into the Lighting folder and call it a day, but that's a pretty static way to do things. The real magic happens when you use a script to automate those filters based on what's happening in the game. ...