How do I Floating Object Follow Sprite without PIN Behavior

i have a platform behavior object and a sine behavior object that its floating around the PB object, i want that my SB object follow my PB object when its moving, i am using PIN behavior with rope style but don't looks natural, i want my floating object follow the other object with the same style of floating of sine behavior.

Try using set position to another object and set it SBObject.X and SBOject.Y

Try using set position to another object and set it SBObject.X and SBOject.Y

set position to another object just make my object static, i want my object floating around with sine behavior and following my sprite.

Here's an idea

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzXd1GMzUo9HcXNjQXVrcU8yeEU/view?usp=sharing

Add the sine behavior to it. Now use lerp to move it smoothly and constantly toward a specific point relative to the player. My example below will give you smooth and floaty movement that is relative to which way the player is facing.

Here is a working example of it with no plugins and just a few events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4Cyki0BEAFdNUxmMzJEYTNWT0E/view?usp=sharing

Add the sine behavior to it. Now use lerp to move it smoothly and constantly toward a specific point relative to the player. My example below will give you smooth and floaty movement that is relative to which way the player is facing.

Here is a working example of it with no plugins and just a few events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4Cyki0BEAFdNUxmMzJEYTNWT0E/view?usp=sharing

this is exactly what i want!!!!!!!!!, thank you so much for your help!!!!!!!!!

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this is exactly what i want!!!!!!!!!, thank you so much for your help!!!!!!!!!

Hah you're welcome! I think I commented it pretty well, but let me know if any of it doesn't make sense.

C-7 Very cool solution and useful. I can use this example for something else. Thanks for sharing!

Add the sine behavior to it. Now use lerp to move it smoothly and constantly toward a specific point relative to the player. My example below will give you smooth and floaty movement that is relative to which way the player is facing.

Here is a working example of it with no plugins and just a few events: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4Cyki0BEAFdNUxmMzJEYTNWT0E/view?usp=sharing

Thank you so much C-7 !!!