Change editor to not seek smoothly when performing distant seeks#36161
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This reverts to the way stable does things. Smooth seeking is nice and all, but slows things down and doesn't give the instant reponse that mappers are used to. This should fix some performance issues regarding seeking as it no longer tries to render large portions of the map during the seek operation. Note that I've also forced the summary timeline to always non-smooth seek. It was bugging out in weird ways when doing smooth seeks and I don't want to attempt to fix it.
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This reverts to the way stable does things. Smooth seeking is nice and all, but slows things down and doesn't give the instant reponse that mappers are used to.
This should fix some performance issues regarding seeking as it no longer tries to render large portions of the map during the seek operation.
Note that I've also forced the summary timeline to always non-smooth seek. It was bugging out in weird ways when doing smooth seeks and I don't want to attempt to fix it.