I’ve also had some issues using the scroll containers properties. So I kinda did it in a round about way.
If you check on the remote tab during run time and check for your ScrollContainer, you should see a _v_scroll and a _h_scroll added as a child to your ScrollContainer
if you click on _v_scroll and moved the scrollbar using your mice, you’ll see that the property “value” of _v_scroll is changing.
In order to set or manipulate the scroll position. You must first access the dynamically created scrollbars generated by ScrollContainer likeso:
var v_scrollbar = $ScrollContainer.get_node("_v_scroll")
then if you want to change its value or make it move or something:
v_scrollbar.value = 100
or
v_scrollbar.value += 10
I’m still far from the last stages of my UI, but this was how I implemented mine.
Disclaimer: It’s far from elegant, but it works.