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Hello everyone,

I am trying to move text with a Tween Left and Right by scrolling Horizontally in a scroll container.

The scrolling is hanlded by a tween node like so:

tween.interpolate_property(self,'scroll_horizontal',min_value,max_value,10.0,Tween.TRANS_LINEAR,Tween.EASE_IN_OUT)

The problem is that different texts require more or less scrolling, so the maximum value of the scroll_horizontal changes dynamically.

That's good and all, but I can't find that value to use it in the tween.

Any idea where or how to find it?

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Best answer

Answering my own question in case anyone needs it in the future:

The max value of scroll horizontal in a scroll container is not directly accesible.

But we can get it with some simple math.

If this is our node structure:

---ScrollContainer
------Label

then we get the max of scroll horizontal with:

var scrollH_max = max(0, Label.rect_size.x - ScrollContainer.rect_size.x)

and of scroll vertical with:

var scrollV_max = max(0, Label.rect_size.y - ScrollContainer.rect_size.y)
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