ScottPlot user controls have a Plot object you’re probably familiar with, but they also have a Configuration object which lets users modify the default behavior of user controls. Options in this configuration object are typically related to user interaction, such as whether scroll-wheel-zoom is enabled, or left-click-pan is allowed.

A full list of configuration options can be seen here: ScottPlot/Control/Configuration.cs but the most common customizations include:

• Prevent the mouse from zooming or panning
• Disable left-click-drag panning
• Disable right-click-drag zooming
• Disable the middle-click-drag zoom window function
• Always draw anti-aliased plots to increase performance
• Adjust the middle-click auto-axis margins
• Lock the vertical or horizontal axes
• Use a non-UI-thread blocking render queue
• Change DPI scaling options