Adding resistance/inertia/dead zone to scrolling in Android?
Yes, but you'll have to listen to motion events and track what's happening yourself.
I'm trying to implement a UI with a scrollable component that has a certain resistance to starting the scroll - ie. That you have to drag it a certain number of pixels before the scroll starts. Is this supported in Android, and if not is it something that can be added?
The idea is to allow a scrolling component to snap to certain positions and resist being moved from them accidentally.
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