Observation
User feedback: an "annoying" scrollbar is present for both a child window/pane and the main window simultaneously.
Plausible mechanism
A classic ImGui nested-scroll-region issue: if a `BeginChild`'s content is a few pixels taller than its allotted frame (e.g. due to padding/border reservation for its own scrollbar), the outer window can also decide it needs to scroll, producing two visible scrollbars for what's conceptually one overflow.
Status
Not yet confirmed which window/pane — needs a screenshot/repro before scoping a fix (likely a sizing/padding adjustment in the affected `BeginChild` call, or explicitly disabling the outer scrollbar with `ImGuiWindowFlags_NoScrollbar` once the true source of overflow is found).
Observation
User feedback: an "annoying" scrollbar is present for both a child window/pane and the main window simultaneously.
Plausible mechanism
A classic ImGui nested-scroll-region issue: if a `BeginChild`'s content is a few pixels taller than its allotted frame (e.g. due to padding/border reservation for its own scrollbar), the outer window can also decide it needs to scroll, producing two visible scrollbars for what's conceptually one overflow.
Status
Not yet confirmed which window/pane — needs a screenshot/repro before scoping a fix (likely a sizing/padding adjustment in the affected `BeginChild` call, or explicitly disabling the outer scrollbar with `ImGuiWindowFlags_NoScrollbar` once the true source of overflow is found).