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We added two properties to the Scroll Constraint options that you can animate and control with the State Machine: - Scroll Percent X/Y: 0-100% dynamically computed based on the viewport and content size - Scroll Index: scroll to a specific child item by index - See docs for details:

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Фото профиля oddcard
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When you guys gonna launch plugins ;). Or Rivets (or rivettes? Dunno)

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