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Hey Airsoft!
I suspect you are using Degrees when trying to set the rotation. Lens Studio however expects Radians when scripting rotation. Here's a simple example of converting degrees to Radians:
Finally, I created a simple script a while back that continuously spins an object. I modified it here a bit using a Math.sin to spin it back and forth. Add the script and make sure to select the Frame Updated event in the event dropdown. Then, set the spinObject to your billboard. Finally tune the spinSpeed and the spinDegrees vars in your Inspector panel.
What have you tried so far? can you share your script
also from this picture it looks like your trying to shake on the X Axis not the Z
have a look at https://lensstudio.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360000162266-Trying-to-spin-an-object maybe able to help you
also not sure doing this is going to give you this desired effect.
Thank you guys! I will give your suggestions a shot. I think the main problem is I’m not used to JavaScript, the language I am most familiar with is C#. Everybody has to learn somewhere I guess! Thanks again for your support.