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I have a selection of rects, in various scrollarea bits and I would like to auto scroll based on what one is based on a custom selector, I found that the only seemingly reliable way to do without crashing or scrolling all of the ScrollAreas is for the scroll to happen from within the rect itself.
I have it working great in response.clicked() but for usage without a mouse this isn't really possible. The idea solution I have would be to select a rect in my function based on it's coords which I have done, and send an event to that rect specifically.
I was thinking if I could do a response.signal(s) for a receiver that would be quite nice, or perhaps a full sense for stuff like that.
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I have a selection of rects, in various
scrollarea
bits and I would like to auto scroll based on what one is based on a custom selector, I found that the only seemingly reliable way to do without crashing or scrolling all of theScrollAreas
is for the scroll to happen from within the rect itself.I have it working great in
response.clicked()
but for usage without a mouse this isn't really possible. The idea solution I have would be to select a rect in my function based on it's coords which I have done, and send an event to that rect specifically.I was thinking if I could do a
response.signal(s)
for a receiver that would be quite nice, or perhaps a full sense for stuff like that.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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