As a Roblox developer, it is currently too hard to give players an easy scrolling experience by controlling a ScrollingFrame’s amount scrolled per mouse-scroller-tick, without writing custom logic.
If Roblox is able to address this issue, it would improve my development experience because ScrollingFrames would require less custom code and be less painful.
I want to scroll exactly 45 pixels each scroll-tick. Instead, it seems to scroll 135 pixels, and there doesn’t seem to be a publicly accessible built-in method of fixing this.
The closest thing that might be what I’m looking for could be ScrollingFrame.ScrollVelocity, but not only is it hidden in Properties panel, it requires permission 5 to use.
The solution of scripting your own scrolling functionality is always an option, but that feels like a hack.
I think the most efficient workaround right now is to just resize the GUIs around this annoyingly intrusive issue.
Please add this, it’s such a simple feature that it’s a bit ridiculous it doesn’t already exist. There are so many times where I’ve wanted to reduce the scrolling sensitivity on a scrolling frame because the default sensitivity results in it skipping past content entirely.
