Display effects in the property panel

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TODO: Check that the "life" in-app tutorial still works.

https://gdevelop-storybook.s3.amazonaws.com/effects-in-property-panel/latest/index.html?path=/story/layouteditor-layerslist--default
https://gdevelop-storybook.s3.amazonaws.com/effects-in-property-panel/latest/index.html?path=/story/layouteditor-compactlayerpropertieseditor--layer

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[4ian]

Thanks for these new stories 👍

[4ian]

With the 3D editor, it's really cool :)

Bugs I've found:

• If I click to add a 3D effect,

  

  I get a 2D one:
  

• I can't change the type of a 3D effect, is that normal?
  

• I wonder if we should put a flag on the first row and the "Background color" row of the layers, so that it can't be selected and when it's hovered there is no background color change. Something like "selectable: false"

• When I click on Rename, it opens the properties instead of doing what the shortcut is properly doing:
  

The effects having a lot of things that are small numbers makes me think we should probably add to our "units", or some metadata, a notion of: min/max "soft range" (a recommend range, that would be what you navigate in the editor when you drag a slider or use the arrow keys to go up/down in this range. BUT you can write anything as long as it's in the hard limits) and a min/max "hard limits" (can't go above/beyond).