Hi,

I’m guessing your prototype is a desktop one and is meant to be used with a mouse. Am I correct ?

If you would like the spin of your mouse wheel to trigger an horizontal scroll, this is not possible in Figma (unless I’m wrong) if your main frame has vertical scroll. The only way to trigger it either to press on the wheel and then move your mouse horizontally, drag, or use a trackpad’s horizontal scroll gesture.

I think this is perfectly normal as if that was possible, while you would be scrolling vertically and hit a frame that is scrollable horizontally, the vertical scroll event would suddenly end to start triggering the horizontal one. That wouldn’t be ideal if you ask me.

Not sure this is what you were referring to but here is my answer 🤷t3:.

Thank you for your reply, yes this is what I wanted to do. Actually it is part of “scrollytelling”, saves the user to change their behaviour to view content and removes the necessity for them having to opt in to view the content, by manually dragging it to reveal the hidden stuff, instead of just carrying on to scroll. Vertical scroll ends - fires the horizontal scroll - then when that ends the page carries on scrolling, I have seen this built in code many times and it is very user friendly, but thanks for letting me know that figma does not support that!