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Hello all, having trouble wrapping my head around an infinite lazycolumn using the pager v3 library. I would like to scroll up infinitely as new “un-viewed” items are available.  This means that on initial load of the view, I would like to start the user at the bottom of the list, not the top.

Currently I am scrolling to the last item a user has viewed, in the case of never viewed I start them at the bottom.  To do both scrolls I am using:

```val listState = rememberLazyListState()
listState.scrollToItem(index)```
However I think that is pretty inefficient on first load, or a load with a lot of un-viewed items.  Assuming that _scrollToItem(index)_ is loading  each item as it scrolls.

rememberLazyListState takes index of the item that should be visible

Generally, that's the use case for LazyColumn's `reverseLayout`, which starts you at the bottom and you scroll up to view more

<@U03F2A5U44W> thanks, missed that. Guess I need some sleep ;). Ian agreed, I just saw that option messing around with it now. Seems that in combination with constructing the list state with the right index is the way to go. 