Callbacks are still called even though the sequence was killed about dotween HOT 7 CLOSED

DOTween.Kill(target) can't kill sequence with this target.

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Ahoy! Yes, pausing/killing a tween will also pause/kill all callbacks

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Hello,

Killing a Sequence renders it immediately inactive, so callbacks won't be called anymore.

I even replicated your code to be sure nothing weird was happening, and everything is killed correctly here. So I suppose you have some other similar object where the OnDestroy is not called, or maybe you didn't store the sequence variable but created the Sequence anonimously, so the Kill is not happening?

I'm closing this for now, since I'm pretty sure it must be a script error on your side, but let me know.

Cheers,
Daniele

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Thanks for the quick reply, I'll take a closer look at what's going here and reopen this if I find anything that's indeed Dotween related.

On a related note, is there any way to see the currently running tweens like Hotween manager used to display them? (meaning the objects themselves and not just an "Active tweens" counter)

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Sorry but no: there is no way to see the actual objects. DOTween has a different logic than HOTween, and it knows absolutely nothing of the object it's tweening: it keeps track only of the properties.

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@zszen Not sure what you mean :P

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Hi,

Am I assuming correctly that this is also the case for pausing tweens? Eg. we pause kill in an OnDisable function, is it save to assume there are no callbacks from the next frame onwards?

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