Linear Scrolling with the scrollto function

[superjonbot]

Hey guys, I was wondering if anyone has been able to remove the easing from the scrollto function. I'm trying to get it to scroll in a linear fashion but have been unsuccessful all morning.

I located the code to lines ~730,

now = (now - startTime) / step.time - 1;

easeOut = m.sqrt(1 - now * now);

newX = (step.x - startX) * easeOut + startX;

newY = (step.y - startY) * easeOut + startY;

that._pos(newX, newY);

Any ideas?   Thanks. -Jonathan

[superjonbot]

anyone can help? :(

I basically need a linear progressing scrollto function

Thanks. -Jonathan

[chinese web]

I had the same problem and I just changed the following, and it seems to work fine for me. (Seriously I don't know why I am doing this, and it might be a big no-no!)

// now = (now - startTime) / step.time - 1;

// easeOut = m.sqrt(1 - now * now);

easeOut = (now - startTime) / step.time;

[ish...@gmail.com]

Works great for me as well, except it takes the easing off all the other iscrollers, making them go linear then stop immediately, without the nice ease to stop. This is perfect for scrolling through a lot of information slowly while a movie plays, but unfortunately takes away the "niceness" of iscroll. 

Perhaps there's a way to apply this on a case-by-case basis? Maybe only on a particular iscroller?

Cheers,

rjL

[Matteo Spinelli]

iScroll5 supports custom easing functions (and you can apply them on a case-by-case basic). iScroll4 doesn't.

Matteo