It’s devilishly simple and yet so powerful. One track pad. Two fingers. Combined, they make it easy to scroll on websites and various other applications if you don’t have a dedicated scroll wheel.
But this simple gesture appears to be broken on certain devices! While it works for me on all applications, and even in Roblox studio test mode, it doesn’t work on the client!
Here is my mouse driver info:
I am using a Razer Blade laptop.
Please fix the the two-finger scrolling gesture so I don’t have to lift my finger and painfully drag the scroll bar by hand. Save my poor fingers
I think manufacturers have to add “precision touchpad” support for these options to appear. If they don’t, everything will be handled by their drivers (including scrolling) instead of by Windows.
Do you have a touchpad tab when you go to Additional Settings? That’s how all the pre-Windows 10 touchpads were configured when “precision touchpad” wasn’t a thing. I don’t have a tab there since those settings are in the “Touchpad” menu if you have a precision touchpad.
@berezaa does it not work entirely for you? or is it too sensitive/not sensitive enough?
In general we need to do some touchpad tuning for “mouse wheel” events, as on macOS we generate too many due to macOS creating fake events for inertial scrolling, which results in some weird behavior in Roblox right now. It would probably make sense to try this on several windows laptops as well.
Synaptics drivers are usually pretty ghetto, but the fact that it works in Studio makes me think that it’s a side-effect of a bug that I’m already looking into. I’ll prioritize this.
