Lighting Settings For Cartoony Style

[R3ntrix]

What kind of lighting settings should I focus on tuning to get this vibe in my game.

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[MegabyteOfficial (Hailey)]

Try messing with Brightness and ExposureCompensation. Brightness 2.5 and ExposureCompensation 0.1 would probably work well for you. Use the ShadowMap lighting technology and make the ShadowSoftness 0.05.
You may also want a ColorCorrection effect (insert into lighting) to help make the game look more orangey/yellowy to make it look more sunny. Turn the saturation & contrast up on the ColorCorrection aswell.

[Scottifly]

As @MegabyteOfficial said, experiment.
Here’s where to find the Roblox documentation about the items they mentioned.
Post processing effects

[Reditect]

The main dev of the game makes devlogs about the game. This is the first one with a time-stamp to the cell/toon shading bit:

Creating an Online 3D Platformer in Unity! | Zoo Strikers Devlog 1

He mentions a tutorial that he used, which can be found here:

Zelda Breath of The Wild Toon Shader Graph - Unity Tutorial

Although it’s for Unity, you can use it as a guide. Also, this could be helpful:

How do I use cell shading?

The closest you’ll get to cell shading is creating outlines for around the objects in blender and utilizing MeshParts. Here’s some posts where developers conquered this: As far as shading goes, your best chance is to play around with the Lighting properties in the Workspace.

Roblox recently added the Hightlights feature, which has it’s flaws, but could be what you’re after: Highlight | Roblox Creator Documentation

[R3ntrix]

You even looked the photo up to find the source, I really appreciate it and currently working on the lighting settings based on the settings provided by @MegabyteOfficial and your amazing reply, Thanks!