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• ChrisIceBox

  November 2017

  Parameters should only come into it if you want to "recycle" the behaviour on different objects, but I recommend that even if you do, you should get things working on just one object - without parameters - before incorporating them.
  
  Do you have any images to share that show what you've tried so far?  It may be that we can advise what you've done wrong.
  
  But there are a couple of ways you can do it:

  1. Use Actions in a loop.  The Object: Transform Action (to move one way), followed by an Engine: Wait (to pause X seconds), then another Object: Transform Action (to move back), another Engine: Wait, which then loops back onto the first Object: Transform Action.  If the ActionList's When running field is set to Run In Background, then it will play indefinitely without interrupting gameplay.
  2. Animate it.  Attach an Animator to the object, and use Unity's own Animation system to animate the whole movement.  Then make it the default animation in your Animator, or use AC's Object: Animate Action to trigger it if you only want it to begin moving at a certain point in your game.
     
• inglov

  November 2017

  Ah, great! Number one was what I was doing first, but then I thought that to make a loop back to the first action would mess up something in the code or something (dont know why, maybe it was just too easy?), so I started to look for other ways of doing it. 

  
  

  Thank you!