I have implicit animations enabled which means that when my NSView’s -layout or -resizeSubviewsWithOldSize: methods are called, the frame property of the view reflects the animation’s current value, which means I place subviews in wrong locations.

How should I obtain the actual (target) frame?

Likewise, is there any way to make it so that hit-testing is done on the target frames? I.e. if I move an NSButton (animated) to targetRect then I want clicks in targetRect to trigger the button (which initially seemed to be the case, but I think it broke when I started to also change frame size, and not just the location).

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