How to implement smooth scrolling in .NET?

To make the content of the control scroll, you pass the value of the AutoScrollPosition to e.Graphics. TranslateTransform(). That's your angle, alter the value you pass Write a little helper class that observes the value of the control's AutoScrollPosition with a method that you call in your OnPaint method, passing e.

Graphics so you can call its TranslateTransform method. When you see it change, record Environment. TickCount, set an internal 'scrollBusy' flag and start a 15 msec timer.

On each timer tick, call the control's Invalidate() method so that you'll calculate a new value for TranslateTransform when your method is called again. Calculate the increment from the original to the target scroll position so it takes, say, 250 msec.

To make the content of the control scroll, you pass the value of the AutoScrollPosition to e.Graphics. TranslateTransform(). That's your angle, alter the value you pass.

Write a little helper class that observes the value of the control's AutoScrollPosition with a method that you call in your OnPaint method, passing e. Graphics so you can call its TranslateTransform method. When you see it change, record Environment.

TickCount, set an internal 'scrollBusy' flag and start a 15 msec timer. On each timer tick, call the control's Invalidate() method so that you'll calculate a new value for TranslateTransform when your method is called again. Calculate the increment from the original to the target scroll position so it takes, say, 250 msec.

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