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A roblox fireproximityprompt script is often the missing link when you're trying to bridge the gap between a player standing still and a player actually engaging with your world's environment. If you've spent more than five minutes in Roblox Studio, you know that making things interactive is what separates a "walking simulator" from a "game." Whether you're trying to make a door swing open, a vehicle start up, or a mysterious chest spill out loot, you're going to need to get comfortable with how these prompts work and, more importantly, how to script them so they don't break the second a second player joins the server. ...