Animating rod rest position

[josemendez]

Aparently the order of operations is a little bit more complicated according to this thread, in regards to OnEnable: [url=https://forum.unity.com/threads/onenable-before-awake.361429/]https://forum.unity.com/threads/onenable-before-awake.361429/

That thread describes the usual, documented behavior:

- For each object, Awake() is always called before the same object's OnEnable().
- For different objects, there's no guaranteed relative ordering of their events unless you specify otherwise in the Script Execution Order window.

That means if you have 2 objects with no hand-specified execution order, you can get several call orders:

#1) object1.Awake()
#2) object1.OnEnable()
#3) object2.Awake()
#4) object2.OnEnable()

#1) object1.Awake()
#3) object2.Awake()
#2) object1.OnEnable()
#4) object2.OnEnable()

#1) object2.Awake()
#2) object2.OnEnable()
#3) object1.Awake()
#4) object1.OnEnable()

...etc.

What you will never get is an object's OnEnable called before its Awake() function. So, this cannot ever happen:

#1) object2.OnEnable()
#2) object2.Awake()

See:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/ExecutionOrder.html

Specifically, the "Update Order" section.