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Hey everyone, is there no way to get the scroll offset from the start of a LazyList?
```val lazyListState = rememberLazyListState()```
Here `lazyListState`  only has the properties `firstVisibleItemScrollOffset` and `firstVisibleItemIndex`.

The `firstVisibleItemScrollOffset`  resets to 0 after each item scroll.
I know I can do `firstVisibleItemScrollOffset + firstVisibleItemIndex ª itemHeight`, but sometimes getting the `itemHeight` is tricky or impossible

Not sure if that would be helpful for you case, but you can use `.nestedScroll(connection)` modifier on lazy list parent and provide it with connection which will be able to "watch" the list scroll deltas.

<@U0CLKFTD3> Thanks! That’s exactly what I wanted! And the docs are awesome <https://developer.android.com/reference/kotlin/androidx/compose/ui/input/nestedscroll/package-summary>

Nevermind, I’m having trouble getting the total scroll offset value based on the scroll deltas :confused:

You could sum them up perhaps? But yeah, this was discussed before in this channel (used to find it by searching) and it was said that due to the different height of items and the lazy building nature it isn't quite possible to correctly know the offset. If I remember correctly. Try searching this channel for `firstVisibleItemScrollOffset` , you should be able to find those discussions.

I’ve figured out a way:
```object : NestedScrollConnection {

    override fun onPreScroll(available: Offset, source: NestedScrollSource): Offset {
        val delta = available.y
        scroll.value -= delta
        return Offset.Zero
    }

    override fun onPostScroll(
        consumed: Offset,
        available: Offset,
        source: NestedScrollSource
    ): Offset {
        val delta = available.y
        scroll.value += delta
        return Offset.Zero
    }```
It works, but it’s probably not very efficient, since it’s changing the scroll value a lot