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Question by Mahsaistiresofchoosingusernames · Nov 19, 2021 at 08:31 AM · scrollviewscrollscrollingscrollbarscroll view

I am still able to scroll even though scroll type is clamped?

My scroll rect's scroll-type is clamped but I can still move it with my mouse??

So here's the complete picture: I'm trying to auto-scroll until the end of my content then stop scrolling and some other stuff happens and then I add a couple of items to the end of my content and I wanna start auto-scrolling again, leading it to show the new items.

here's my code for auto-scrolling, MoveContent is called in Update when _move is true:

 void MoveContent()
         {
             _scrollRect.horizontalNormalizedPosition +=  Time.deltaTime * _speed;
 
             if (!gamePaused && _scrollRect.horizontalNormalizedPosition >= 0.98f)
             {
                 _move = false;
                 _scrollRect.movementType = ScrollRect.MovementType.Clamped;
                 _uiManager.ShowButtons(_1or2before); //heres where the other stuff happens
             }
         }

I also don't wanna be able to scroll when it's auto-scrolling so I have my scroll rect always on clamped. but I'm always able to scroll with my mouse whether it's auto-scrolling or not.

here's a picture of my panel(has the scroll rect component) alt text

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Update: Taking off the horizontal tick in my scroll rect component fixed the fact that I was able to scroll with my mouse. I'm still working on stopping and then continuing to auto-scroll again.

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