Circular movement

[TheWhiteWolf]

Hi guys, I am having some problems with circular movement. I need to a unit move in circle, but not on ground, so I can't use Point with Polar Offset. The unit will be swinging from a rope/chain, much like in God of War. Please, post a picture representing CIRCULAR MOTION IN POLAR CO-ORDINATES
Of course, I will +rep any help, as usual

 

[rulerofiron99]

I don't fully understand.

Do you want the unit to be swinging vertically from a rope, changing its height over time while only moving forward?

 

[Adiktuz]

It will still use point with polar offset... and also height change actions...

 

[TheWhiteWolf]

Thanks, guys, but I already found a solution I asked my older brother how to make circular motion with (X,Y) coordinates system, if I know Radius and Angle. He said that:
X= radius x cos angle
Y = radius x sin angle
Anyway, thanks for showing interest

 

[Adiktuz]

that is for horizontal circles... I thought you want it vertical? because you said not on the ground...

 

[Starquizer]

I will link you to a post that you may find useful, expect an edit soon.

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Click Here

 

[TheWhiteWolf]

Well, it's easy for me to convert this one to vertical, just change X or Y to Z

 

[Adiktuz]

well, while rotating vertically, you still need to move in the x/y plane... unless you're only moving in either of these angles (0,90,180,270,360) where either the x or the y part is constant... like if you rotate vertically along the 90 degree line, then you'll only be moving along the y-z plane... but if you move for example along the 45 degree line, then you'll be moving in the x,y plane + z-plane... meaning you cannot afford to just convert x or y to z as you need all of the three...