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First, your example depends on an image file and its width (not provided), which complicated testing slightly. Second, you are creating an <a href="http://pyglet.org/doc/api/pyglet.text.document.UnformattedDocument-class.html" rel="nofollow">UnformattedDocument</a> by calling <a href="http://pyglet.org/doc/api/pyglet.text-module.html#decode_text" rel="nofollow">pyglet.text.decode_text</a>, and then you repeatedly insert text into the <a href="http://pyglet.org/doc/api/pyglet.text.document.UnformattedDocument-class.html" rel="nofollow">UnformattedDocument</a> explicitly at position 0 (the start) on this line: <pre><code>def update(self, dx): self.doc.insert_text(0, "New line".ljust(40)) </code></pre> If you want the text to appear at the end, as you imply in your graphics, insert it at the end! <pre><code>def update(self, dx): # Fix the implied bug self.doc.insert_text(-1, "New line".ljust(40)) </code></pre> Third, lets answer your actual stated question. If you read the API documentation for the property <a href="http://pyglet.org/doc/api/pyglet.text.layout.ScrollableTextLayout-class.html#view_y" rel="nofollow">ScrollableTextLayout.view_y</a> you will find that... <blockquote> Values outside of the range [height - content_height, 0] are automatically clipped in range. </blockquote> ...so setting view_y to -80 when content_height is 0, results in view_y getting clipped to 0 and then you never try setting view_y again. The solution to your scrolling problem is to set view_y each time that your content height changes. For a simple fix, you could simply set view_y such that the bottom of your content will always be scrolled up to the bottom of your frame: <pre><code>def update(self, dx): # Fix the implied bug self.doc.insert_text(-1, "New line".ljust(40)) # The answer to the stated question self.layout.view_y = -self.layout.content_height </code></pre>
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