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feat: Add RandomEffectController #1203
feat: Add RandomEffectController #1203
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I have a feeling this could be useful in a general context, not only to random effect controller;
For example, on Gravity I introduced a method similar to Uniform Random Variable
If so, we could move it to its own file and add factory methods to create both private implementations.
Thoughts?
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Probably as a follow-up though?