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Getting a roblox fireclickdetector script up and running is one of those things that seems super specific until you actually need it, and then it becomes a total lifesaver for your game's logic. Most of the time, we think of ClickDetectors as these physical objects that a player has to walk up to and manually click with their mouse. But what happens when you want the game itself to trigger that action? Maybe you've got a cutscene where an NPC "presses" a button, or perhaps you want a UI button on the player's screen to trigger a physical machine in the 3D world. That's where the FireClickDetector method comes into play. ...