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If you've ever tried to build a massive open world in Studio, you know that finding a roblox foliage rendering script optimized for performance is basically the holy grail of map design. It starts out innocent enough. You place a few nice-looking trees, maybe some swaying grass, and everything looks beautiful. But then you zoom out, realize your map is empty, and start duplicating those assets. Suddenly, your frame rate is tanking harder than a noob in a high-level boss fight. The reality is that Roblox isn't always the best at handling thousands of individual leaf and blade-of-grass parts, especially on lower-end mobile devices. ...