Fixes poser UI#202
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…o were overlaping the scroll-list. Also fixed horizontal location of the trackpad, it was a little off.
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It's a very tiny PR so I merge it.
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Fixes the FS poser buttons "Start Posing" and "Set T-Pose" buttons who were overlapping with the scroll-list above. They are now properly placed below the scroll-list. Also fixed horizontal location of the trackpad, it was a little off.
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