Question Events fired on a custom class object after unsubscribing

I have a custom class for effects logic.
An effect subscribes to an event when it is created.
This works fine, but even after the effect has timed out and the OnEnd method has been called and the event reference is removed, the effect STILL receives the event and DoSomeStuff is still called.
How can I solve it?
Thank you!

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2. public class Effect
3. {
4.    public float timer = 10f;
5.  
6.    public void OnStart()
7.    {
8.       EventsManager.SomeEvent +=DoSomeStuff;
9.    }
10.  
11.    private void DoSomeStuff()
12.    {
13.    }
14.  
15.    public void OnEnd()
16.    {
17.       EventsManager.SomeEvent -=DoSomeStuff;
18.    }
19. }
20.  
21. public class SomeClass: MonoBehaviour
22. {
23.    private Effect effectTemp;
24.    private List<Effect> effects = new List<Effect>();
25.  
26.    public void AddEffect()
27.    {
28.        effectTemp = new Effect();
29.        effect.OnStart();
30.        effects.Add(effect)
31.    }
32.  
33.    private void Update()
34.    {
35.       for (int i = effects.Count - 1; i >= 0; i--)
36.       {
37.          effectTemp= actorEffects[i];
38.  
39.          effectTemp.time-=Time.deltaTime);
40.  
41.          if (effectTemp.time< 0.001f)
42.          {
43.             effectTemp.OnEnd();
44.             effects.Remove(effectTemp);
45.             effectTemp= null;
46.          }
47.       }
48.    }
49. }

 

Well it turns out I was not checking if I already subscribed before subscription, so there were more subscriptions then unsubscriptions.
Rookie mistake.
Dear moderator, could you please delete this thread? It seems that I cant do it.

 

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