Settings Menu Relocation Breaks Familiarity and Causes UI Overlap
A user reports that moving settings out of the skin menu in a recent release made the interface feel less intuitive and introduced a UI conflict with a third-party physics settings mod button. The request is to restore the previous settings location or provide a configuration option to do so. This is a narrow, version-specific UI preference tied to a single application's design change between prerelease and release versions.
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