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Getting your first roblox physics script up and running is basically a rite of passage for any dev on the platform. It's that "aha!" moment where you stop just placing static blocks and start making things actually move and react. Whether you're trying to build a chaotic destruction derby or a super-realistic racing sim, the way you handle forces, velocity, and constraints is what separates a stiff, boring game from something that feels satisfying to play. ...