Howdy!

I have an interesting issue. My code is setup in such a way that the next animation will not play until the current one is finished.

However, sometimes (and I cannot reproduce this reliably) an animation finishes near instantly.

My current animations take about 0.5-2 seconds, however I am getting a complete callback (sometimes) after a few milliseconds.

Here is a log example of the bad timing (its completing after a few milliseconds):

[Log] Started Animation attackMainWeapon timestamp: 17.28275
[Log] Animation Complete: attackMainWeapon timestamp: 17.36266

Here is a good log example of good complete callback finishing (it completes after the full animation)

[Log] Started Animation attackMainWeapon timestamp: 14.98926
[Log] Animation Complete: attackMainWeapon timestamp: 15.66332

Here is my custom code for setting up the completion callback, if you see anything please let me know (I would GREATLY appreciate a hint as to what I might have done wrong here).

public class UnitAnimator : MonoBehaviour
{
   public AnimationCompleteCallback animationCompleteCallback;

   protected AnimationStateData _animationStateData;
   protected SkeletonAnimation _animator;
   protected Spine.AnimationState _baseState;

   private S_EffectEvent _data;
   private string _currentAnimation;

   public void Start()
   {
      _animator = GetComponentInChildren<SkeletonAnimation>();
      _baseState = _animator.state;
      _baseState.Complete += delegate (TrackEntry entry) 
      {
         AnimationComplete();
      };
   }

   public void AnimationComplete()
   {
      if (_data == null)
      {
         return;
      }

  Debug.Log("Animation Complete: " + _currentAnimation + Time.time);
  _data.activeAnimationObjects.Remove(gameObject);
   }

   public void PlayAnimation(string  t_unitAnimation, bool loop, S_EffectEvent data = null)
   {
      _currentAnimation = t_unitAnimation;

  Debug.Log("Started Animation " + t_unitAnimation + Time.time);

  if (data != null)
  {
     _data = data;
     _data.activeAnimationObjects.Add(gameObject);
  }

  _baseState.SetAnimation(0, t_unitAnimation, loop);
   }
}