Is it possible to set the angle of motion of a bullet to a non-linear direction?

I'm creating a quiz game and when the user answers correctly, 3 small coins are spawned and I've used the bullet behaviour to move these and collide with the score which then adds 10 points. So far, all the bullets move in a linear direction (230 degrees) but I think it would look better if they were slightly different.

E.g. Coin 1 is spawned and the angle of motion is 180 degrees but then after 0.3 secs it changes to 90 degrees. Coins 2 and 3 would then be slightly different to this.

I also need the angle change to be smooth and not sudden so the coins don't jolt.

Can this be done in C3?

have you considered Tween as opposed to bullet behavior? I'm still a beginner as well. It's just that I was using Bullet and MoveTo for everything, then somebody introduced me to Tween and it changed my world.

It's an amazing way to smoothly move stuff around.

You can tween the angle of motion of the bullet behavior as well.

Alternatively, give each of them a random angle to start and lerp the angle towards the target angle every tick.

Cheers guys. How would I go about tweening the angle of motion?

I've never used lerp before, can you give an example equation and explain how it works?

Here's an example for lerp. dropbox.com/s/wlan9439hmvz584/lerpangletargetexample.c3p

Tween didn't work out very well, since it is better for a fixed start and end value. It doesn't take into account the change in target angle as the object moves.

Thanks so much for the example! I would have really struggled to put together that equation myself - really appreciate it!