Virtual scrolling? (List virtualization)

Hey everyone,

I currently have a scrolling frame with ~1000+ frames, and as you guessed, the scrolling experience
is terrible

I’ve heard about this thing called virtual scrolling (List virtualization to be exact), but after looking
at some tutorials, I have no idea where and how to start, and was wondering if anyone could guide me on how to achieve such a thing

Thanks :pray:

Bump :slightly_frowning_face:

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So, what is the scrolling frame’s purpose, and what is it holding? Can the elements in that frame be divided into multiple frames to improve performance?

The gif above is exactly what I’m trying to accomplish

Based on the GIF, I completely understand this concept. You should do virtual scrolling by hiding elements from view. The overwhelming number of objects being rendered causes the majority of performance issues in Roblox.

Yes, but how exactly do I go about this

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Here are some resources that could seriously help you:

Never mind, I’ve figured it out
Thanks for your guys’ responses :slightly_smiling_face:

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