[keht]

Hello! I have some troubles with sequences.

First one:
        DOTween.Sequence()
            .SetId(123)
            .PrependInterval(3)
            .AppendCallback(() =>{Debug.Log("First callback!");})
            .PrependInterval(3)
            .AppendCallback(() =>{Debug.Log("Second callback!");});

Both callbacks will called at the same time. If I change AppenCallback to OnComplete, it does not works too. Is there any way to use multiply callbacks inside sequence?

Second one:
        DOTween.Sequence()
            .SetId(123)
            .PrependInterval(3)
            .OnComplete(() =>{Debug.Log("First callback!");})

        DOTween.Kill(123, true);

Callback does not called here. Why?

[Daniele]

Hello!

First one, you are using PrependInterval, which adds an interval at the beginning of a Sequence, instead of AppendInterval, which adds it after the current Sequence position. So you're actually setting both callbacks to be called after 3 seconds.

Second one, uhm... that is wrong instead. Are you using the latest version of DOTween (1.0.665)?

[keht]

First one, you are using PrependInterval, which adds an interval at the beginning of a Sequence, instead of AppendInterval

My bad. Sorry!

Are you using the latest version of DOTween (1.0.665)?

Yes.

[Daniele]

I tested the second issue and everything works here. But I'm on a more recent version that I plan to push today, where I fixed a Sequence bug that might be related to that. Find it attached in the meantime

[keht]

Thanks for sharing! I tried the new version and my case from the first post works fine.

But this code does not works as expected:

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        DOTween.Sequence()
            .SetId(123)
            .AppendInterval(3)
            .AppendCallback(() => { Debug.Log("First callback!"); })
            .AppendInterval(3)
            .AppendCallback(() => { Debug.Log("Second callback!"); })
            .OnComplete(() => { Debug.Log("Third callback!"); })
            ;

        DOTween.Kill(123, true);
After execution I see only "Third callback!" log entry.

[Daniele]

In the last example, that is the correct behaviour. If you force-complete a tween, only an OnComplete callback will fire, and nothing else. Because you're not "scrubbing fast" towards the end, but just jumping to the end, so every other callback won't be taken into consideration.

[keht]

I Am understand the flow finally. Thanks for the explanations!

[Daniele]

You're welcome