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ChristopherKlay / StadiaEnhanced

Various new features for Google Stadia
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Library Doesn't Scroll With Controller With Scrollbars Enabled #68

Closed djohannes closed 3 years ago

djohannes commented 3 years ago

If you enable that the scrollbars are always visible, you can't scroll through your library with a controller (at least with the Stadia controller, I don't have another controller to try). It just stops at the last game visible.

ChristopherKlay commented 3 years ago

Noted, but i can't promise a quick fix for this.

The issue is that Stadias implementation of the controller, doesn't allow scrolling of a div; which is most likely why scrollbars are disabled by default. Just enabling the scrollbar (overflow-y: scroll) sadly doesn't actually show the scrollbars, they only show up when i also set the height of the element to 100%; which is what enables scrollbars, but also breaks controller scrolling due said issue above.

djohannes commented 3 years ago

@ChristopherKlay Ah thank you for the explanation! Is it possible to "detect" if I use a controller or not and change the setting accordingly? I wouldn't mind not seeing the scrollbars if I have a controller connected, but it would be nice if I wouldn't need to turn this feature on/off by myself all the time :)

ChristopherKlay commented 3 years ago

Detecting the current control method and enabling/disabling the feature based on that should certainly be possible. I just have to figure out at which point Stadia actually "switches", especially when using the wifi connected input.

I'll update this when i find a solution (:

ChristopherKlay commented 3 years ago

Google solved this on their end and also included scrollbars on their own. 1.8.7 removes the feature from Enhanced and everything will work (:

djohannes commented 3 years ago

Just saw it! Thank god this is native now :)