One quick addendum - In the first timeline node it turns out there's an option to loop the timeline just to the right of the length option. This removes the need for the second timeline node, therefore allowing the blueprint to function the same as before but with one less node to worry about.
i have an object at Z -580 that i want to be able to move up and down from where it is (about 20 units) how can i do that since right now i think it is at z = 0 as thats what i set the bottom point to be i need a way to make them float without its actual location changing, since i have more objects elsewhere in the scene that need a similar effect
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One quick addendum - In the first timeline node it turns out there's an option to loop the timeline just to the right of the length option. This removes the need for the second timeline node, therefore allowing the blueprint to function the same as before but with one less node to worry about.
i have an object at Z -580 that i want to be able to move up and down from where it is (about 20 units) how can i do that since right now i think it is at z = 0 as thats what i set the bottom point to be
i need a way to make them float without its actual location changing, since i have more objects elsewhere in the scene that need a similar effect
but i can see it in my viewport view still but when playing it has vanished
ah nevermind it works i realise i can change the values of all the objects manually to match. thank you for this tutorial :)