ScrollView not working in a GUI Window

Unity Engine
1

Right now I have a Window that represents a Button list like thingy… here’s an example

private var ContainerWindow = Rect(5,5,250,200);
public var ContainerID = 1;

private var ScrollPosition = Vector2.zero;

function OnGUI(){
		ContainerWindow = GUI.Window(ContainerID,ContainerWindow,GetBox,"Box"
}

function GetBox(){
	ScrollPosition = GUI.BeginScrollView(Rect(5,20,240,170),ScrollPosition, Rect(0,0,220,750));
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,50,50,50),"1");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,100,50,50),"2");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,150,50,50),"3");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,200,50,50),"4");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,250,50,50),"5");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,300,50,50),"6");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,350,50,50),"7");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,400,50,50),"8");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,450,50,50),"9");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,500,50,50),"10");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,550,50,50),"11");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,600,50,50),"12");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,650,50,50),"13");
            GUI.Button(Rect(10,700,50,50),"14");
	GUI.EndScrollView();
	GUI.DragWindow(); //<DragWindow used AFTER Begin End Statements\\
}

No errors, however when I click the scrollbar it wont do anything even if I use mousewheel.
–It dosent drag the window.

Any suggestions?

2

Yeah, Me too…

3

Does it seem to be the same as the issue in this thread? This was supposed to have been reported as a bug, but it may be that this has slipped through the net somehow.

4

Yes, this seems to be what I’m looking for, did they not fix this or do I just have bad luck?
Thanks

5

It’s possible this wasn’t caught - I’ll see if a member of the dev team can shed any light on this.

6

Cool, Thanks!

7

Any word on this bug?

8

Don’t know never got mine working… still keeping an eye out for it though…

9

Same problem here.

10

Is this still not working in the latest Unity? I’ll poke the support team if not.

11

I found a similar problem using the GUILayout variant of these: the problem is that the objects contained within the scrollview have been created with absolute x and y locations so the scroller does not see any content overflow.

I cured this by using

GUILayout.Button(“string 1”);
GUILayout.Button(“string 2”);
GUILayout.Button(“string 3”);
…
GUILayout.Button(“string x”);

The objects are then created using x and y positions relative to scrollPosition thus allowing it to see the overflow and actuate the scrollbar :slight_smile:

I’m not sure if the same methodology will work for the vanilla GUI methods or if it can only be done via GUILayout.