Incorrect execution sequence in LSequence

[shlapkoff]

When creating a sequence on an object, values ​​are applied that should only be applied taking into account the delay.

public void Test(Transform tr)
{
    var sequence = LSequence.Create();
    sequence.Insert(0f, LMotion.Create(Vector3.one, new Vector3(3f, 3f, 3f), 1f).WithEase(Ease.InSine).BindToLocalScale(tr.transform));
    sequence.Insert(1f, LMotion.Create(new Vector3(3f, 3f, 3f), Vector3.one, 1f).WithEase(Ease.InSine).BindToLocalScale(tr.transform));
    MotionHandle handle = sequence.Run();
}

The unintended behavior occurs because the second tween prematurely applies its starting value (new Vector3(3f, 3f, 3f)) when the sequence is being created, even though it is only supposed to take effect after the first tween finishes.

[shlapkoff]

I found a solution in a neighboring thread. In fact, the default behavior is very strange, and I would add WithImmediateBind(true) to all tweens by default.

public void Test(Transform tr)
{
    var sequence = LSequence.Create();
    sequence.Insert(0f, LMotion.Create(Vector3.one, new Vector3(3f, 3f, 3f), 1f).WithEase(Ease.InSine).BindToLocalScale(tr.transform));
    sequence.Insert(1f, LMotion.Create(new Vector3(3f, 3f, 3f), Vector3.one, 1f).WithEase(Ease.InSine).WithImmediateBind(false).BindToLocalScale(tr.transform));
    MotionHandle handle = sequence.Run();
}