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ux: add concise tooltips to editor power tools - #46

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Adds one-line tooltips and a tiny helper subtitle for the Power Tools panel so each action is self-explanatory without clutter.

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This pull request enhances the user experience of the Material Editor's 'Power Tools' panel by making its actions more intuitive. By adding descriptive tooltips and a clarifying subtitle, users can quickly understand the purpose of each tool without needing prior knowledge, streamlining their workflow and improving solo iteration speed.

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  • User Experience: Added concise one-line tooltips to all 'Power Tools' buttons to clarify their functionality upon hover.
  • UI Clarity: Introduced a small helper subtitle to the 'Power Tools' panel, providing a brief explanation of its purpose.

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  • src/components/MaterialEditor.tsx
    • Added a new subtitle 'Tiny helpers for faster solo iteration.' below the 'Power Tools' heading.
    • Applied title attributes with descriptive text to the 'Duplicate', 'Randomize', 'Clear Textures', 'Export Draft JSON', and 'Import Draft JSON' buttons.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces helpful UX improvements to the Power Tools panel in the material editor. By adding a descriptive subtitle and concise tooltips to each action button, the functionality of each tool is now clearer to the user at a glance. The implementation is clean, and the new tooltips are consistent with existing ones in the application. The changes are well-executed and achieve the stated goal of improving usability without adding clutter.

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mikechaves merged commit a1cb2f4 into main Mar 1, 2026
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mikechaves deleted the feat/power-tools-tooltips branch March 1, 2026 07:26
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