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In the alembic export settings, for example, an option appears to be labeled with the text in reverse order compared to its name in the tooltips. This pattern is meant to reduce clutter by not repeating identical parts of adjacent labels and relying on the user to infer the meaning. Perhaps there is a better way to communicate this without repeating the text. See the example below: {F12854962} "Transform Samples" appears to be called "Samples Transform". "Geometry Samples" appears to be called "Geometry" However, the UI is meant to be interpreted as follows... Samples: Transform Geometry The same pattern is used for Frame start/end (also displayed in the image above.) In this case, the intent is more clear in part to the connected button sliders, and also, start frame and end frame are extremely familiar concepts that the user expects to find next to each other. Transform samples and geometry samples are more abstract concepts by comparison. **To reproduce** - Call Export to Alembic in the File > Export menu - Hover over the sliders, watch the names in the tooltip, and compare it with the name in front of the slider.

In the alembic export settings, for example, an option appears to be labeled with the text in reverse order compared to its name in the tooltips. This pattern is meant to reduce clutter by not repeating identical parts of adjacent labels and relying on the user to infer the meaning. Perhaps there is a better way to communicate this without repeating the text. See the example below: {F12854962} "Transform Samples" appears to be called "Samples Transform". "Geometry Samples" appears to be called "Geometry" However, the UI is meant to be interpreted as follows... ``` Samples: Transform Geometry ``` The same pattern is used for Frame start/end (also displayed in the image above.) In this case, the intent is more clear in part due to the connected button sliders, and also, start frame and end frame are familiar concepts that any user would expect to find next to each other. Transform samples and geometry samples are more abstract concepts by comparison. **To reproduce** - Call Export to Alembic in the File > Export menu - Hover over the sliders, watch the names in the tooltip, and compare it with the name in front of the slider.

In the alembic export settings, for example, an option appears to be labeled with the text in reverse order compared to its name in the tooltips. This pattern is meant to reduce clutter by not repeating identical parts of adjacent labels and relying on the user to infer the meaning. Perhaps there is a better way to communicate this without repeating the text. See the example below: {F12854962} "Transform Samples" appears to be called "Samples Transform". "Geometry Samples" appears to be called "Geometry" However, the UI is meant to be interpreted as follows... "Geometry Samples: Transformes" appears to be called "Geometry" However, the UI is meant to be interpreted as follows... ``` Samples: Transform Geometry ``` The same pattern is used for Frame start/end (also displayed in the image above.) In this case, the intent is more clear in part due to the connected button sliders, and also, start frame and end frame are extremely familiar concepts that theany user would expects to find next to each other. Transform samples and geometry samples are more abstract concepts by comparison. **To reproduce** - Call Export to Alembic in the File > Export menu - Hover over the sliders, watch the names in the tooltip, and compare it with the name in front of the slider.