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The Action Editor was already getting crowded, but has become even moreso with the addition of the new Slot selector. Part of this clutter is due to the NLA-related buttons: - The up/down track switching buttons. - The Push Down button. - The Stash button. The latter two are currently still useful, but don't need to be directly on the header itself. This PR moves them to the header's Action menu. The up/down buttons have several issues: - They are conceptually confusing: you cannot visually see what's happening or which track you're on without an NLA editor open anyway, so somewhere in the NLA Editor would be a better place for them. - Their functionality is broken, and it seems has been for a long time: you can go down in the track stack, but often can't go back up, despite the existence of the up button. It doesn't appear that anyone has reported this cripplingly broken behavior, which strongly suggests that very few people (if anyone) is using or relying on these buttons. - They don't make any sense when you have more than one strip on a track anyway (which strip do you go into tweak mode on?). For all these reasons, this PR simply removes the up/down buttons. |
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