Vector3 currentVector = new Vector3 () //store the current rotation Vector3 targetVector = new Vector3 (0, 0, target) // prepare to move there Target = (Random.Range(upperLimit, lowerLimit)) //create random value Public bool Direction //dictates wether its rotationg left or right Public int lowerLimit = -180 //frequency lower limit Public int upperLimit = 180 //frequency upper limit
This is the very begging of the code i tried to produce to start creating something close the the desired results but instead ended up as pile of spaghetti The desired outcome can be seen here in a YouTube tutorial showing this effect created in After Effects. I have no idea how to accomplish this as rotation does not behave the same way as position. I’ve been trying to create a script that will rotate an object on the Z axis a random amount Left and then Right alternately for the duration of run time, and to have the rotation affected by 3 conditions, speed, amplitude, and frequency. I’m pretty new to dealing with rotation in unity and programming in general.
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