As seen here scrolling becomes very screwy after a certain point (in this scenario I think it is when the 10th row tries to go offscreen, snapping it back at the bottom)
I've tried many things, such as using update vs append and forcing a refresh on every addition (which I've scheduled to happen at most every second), and the only influence I have over this is by changing rows_in_block and blocks_in_cluster, which only changes at what row this breaking happens (for example, using rows_in_block: 30 and blocks_in_cluster: 16 I get this breaking at 310)
http://tinypic.com/r/34t31n6/9
As seen here scrolling becomes very screwy after a certain point (in this scenario I think it is when the 10th row tries to go offscreen, snapping it back at the bottom)
I've tried many things, such as using update vs append and forcing a refresh on every addition (which I've scheduled to happen at most every second), and the only influence I have over this is by changing rows_in_block and blocks_in_cluster, which only changes at what row this breaking happens (for example, using rows_in_block: 30 and blocks_in_cluster: 16 I get this breaking at 310)