Animation Event firing but visual state is still not there?

Hey guys I would be glad if someone could explain this for me.

I have an Animation triggered by an Animator. In the last frame I have an Animation-Event.
OnAnimationFinished
In the OnAnimationFinished Callback I disable the Animator-Component.

Expected behavior:
I see the last frame of the animation, and the animator is disabled.

Current behavior:
Sometimes (performance-dependent) I see a frame which is before(!) the last one, but the Animator-Component is disabled.

Question:
Why is the Event firing while the visual state is not yet there and/or is there a possibility to enforce the rendering of the last frame?


Just for explanation: I have quite a lot of GameObjects which only have one Animation. This Animation is only played once or even never. That's why I would like to deactivate the Animator for performance-reasons.

 

I cant tell you anything about why but from what I understand you want a time based method? wouldnt it be better to just cashe the time of the animation in the object and disable it?

 

Thank you for your response - unfortunately I don't know what you mean with caching the time of the animation - could you explain that a bit more?

To clarify maybe a bit more:
I don't really need something "time-based". The only thing I'd like to achieve is to disable the Animator-Component after the last frame was properly displayed.