Here's how the basic graph looks for driving this effect: If translateZ is sine and translateY is cosine, now you can drive a point along a circle. outputQuatX is sin and outputQuatZ is cos. Remember when Karolis Galkus gave that tip about using eulerToQuat nodes to drive sin and cos on the TAO forum? Basically, with just a few nodes, using the eulerToQuat node, multiplied by 180, you can output a sin or cos wave, using just standard Maya nodes.
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