OnScrollListener - RecyclerView Y Translation about ultimaterecyclerview HOT 4 CLOSED

Do you use custom OnScrollListener for show and hide toolbar or use the method in UltimateRecyclerview? I think maybe there are some conflicts if you use your custom scroll listener.
I want to know what kind of function you want in custom scroll listener .
Thank you.

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@cymcsg thanks, I hadn't noticed the built-in method! nice one!

Now I am using the following code:

 @Override
            public void onUpOrCancelMotionEvent(ObservableScrollState observableScrollState) {
                if (observableScrollState == ObservableScrollState.DOWN) {
                    mRecyclerView.showToolbar(mToolbar, mRecyclerView, metrics.heightPixels);
                } else if (observableScrollState == ObservableScrollState.UP) {
                    mRecyclerView.hideToolbar(mToolbar, mRecyclerView, metrics.heightPixels);
                } else if (observableScrollState == ObservableScrollState.STOP) {
                }
            }

I have run in to the following issue, whereby the the RecyclerView moves upwards leaving a blank gap at the bottom of the screen.

(http://s28.postimg.org/qbui34j0r/May_10_2015_11_54.gif)

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Basically you must use frame layout

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i have done some sample code in another project that does this..
@meliksah

    @Subscribe
    public void onEvent(ResponsiveBaring.ScrollOnMove scroll) {
        if (scroll.isActionMove()) {
            mTab.setTranslationY(-scroll.getDistance() + toolBarHeight);
        }
        if (scroll.isActionShow()) {
            mTab.animate().translationY(toolBarHeight).setInterpolator(new DecelerateInterpolator(2)).start();
        }
        if (scroll.isActionHide()) {
            mTab.animate().translationY(0).setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator(2)).start();
        }
    }

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