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I am trying to setup a vertical ftscroller and notice that if you scroll up to the top and scroll a few times with a bit of momentum and then try and scroll back in the opposite direction, you have to wait a while before you can. Essentially, you have to wait a few seconds before scroll events resume and ultimately scrolling of the content resumes.
This would make sense to me if I had bouncing turned on as im guessing it needs to wait for it to bounce back before resuming but I don't want this effect and have it set to false. I also set flinging to false, so im not sure if this is a bug or if im missing something?
I basically want it to feel more responsive, so they can scroll back and forth quickly without a delay.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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Hi,
I am trying to setup a vertical ftscroller and notice that if you scroll up to the top and scroll a few times with a bit of momentum and then try and scroll back in the opposite direction, you have to wait a while before you can. Essentially, you have to wait a few seconds before scroll events resume and ultimately scrolling of the content resumes.
I notice this even on the demo: http://ftlabs.github.io/ftscroller/examples/verticalcontinuous.html
This would make sense to me if I had bouncing turned on as im guessing it needs to wait for it to bounce back before resuming but I don't want this effect and have it set to false. I also set flinging to false, so im not sure if this is a bug or if im missing something?
I basically want it to feel more responsive, so they can scroll back and forth quickly without a delay.
Any ideas?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: