Ew! The black bar hanging down on the far right is the scrolling bar and the thing selected is its corresponding ScrollingFrame (with a height of 0). It would be nice if the black bar was clipped like the children of the ScrollingFrame.
I have something to fix this in the pipeline.
But for now, I recommend setting ScrollingFrame.ScrollbarThickness to 0 whenever you don’t want the scroll bars to show.
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This is what I did for a menu that tweens in view (it starts out small). By timing it right, I was able to make the scroll bar not look like it “pops” in view.
Of course, you could also animate the width, I would assume that works fine?
@Osyris
Btw, some time ago I had a bug where the scroll speed of the scrollingframe was not constant (I read theres some weird broken acceleration feature…?), is this fixed or is a fix planned? Currently I listen to mouse scroll and manually set the scroll amount, so it works properly, but thats kinda hacky.
(though, I might keep my custom scroll hack anyways, because it allows scrolling in increments that are same size as the menu items - that would be a nice feature btw! along with scroll speed, ofc)
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