I am struggling to figure out how to make a shader to animate each vertex of a model separately using noise. I watched a video on how to do this in Unity, but I think something must be different with how Reality Composer Pro handles the noise nodes?
For example, in this graph I just hooked up the noise node directly to the geometry modifier:
In my output you can see the plane is adjust per-vertex using the noise node. My goal would be to animate this like waves, but moving the noise.
So in this graph I use time with sin to adjust the UV of the noise. This seems to change the noise node to output a single value (I guess that makes sense, since I modify the UV, it results in a single value, at that UV in the noise map). So then, I take that as the Y value and put it back into the geometry modifier. But now it doesn't work per-vertex, it moves the whole model up and down (based on the single value coming out of the noise map).
How do I make this apply to each vertex of the noise map individually?
This is an example of the output I want in Unity, the plane is being adjusted per-vertex by a scrolling 2d noise node:
