Hello,
I want to randomly move an object around its center (see example video) but I dont know how.
So I thought that working with sine, time and noise should be the right direction but I’m a bit lost right now 
I already have the elapsed time in ms since the object spawned but thats it.
I’m working with Blueprints.
It’s only moving on 2 axis. If you take the object’s original position ( here 0,0,0 ), and the always take a random unit vector from there, then just move to that point, and choose another vector. Etc.
Thanks for your answer. I already tried it that way but it wasn’t as smooth as in the video. I want this smooth movement that is not just a straight line from a to b.
Thats similar to what I have tried but as you can see the movement is just in straight lines. The movement in the example video is way more fluid.
I found a solution. Turns out that I only need the perlin noise function. I forgot to make it move around its local center but this should be easy. Its working here because the object is at the world center.
Well that looks nice…
Thanks for this!
