#C4DQuickTip

In this Quick Tip, Jonas Pilz (@jonaspilz3d) shows how to add random color to MoGraph clones in Cinema 4D. You will learn, why the colors are too dark by default and how you can solve this. Furthermore, Jonas will explain how to use MoGraph color in materials for Standard/Physical as well as for Redshift.
Free assets from the Cinema 4D Asset Browser used in this Quick Tip:
Aluminum - Brushed Rad - Texture
Parquet 03 - Bamboo - Planks
Recorded in Cinema 4D 2023.2.
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[@BrennenAlexander]

Amazing, thanks!

[@Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay]

Superb... lot of people fall into the minimums trap !

[@YasminGeorge1]

like music to my ears

[@bhavana01123]

DUDE! This is essentially, the exact Q I asked during our ATT sesh today - How'd you know? Very useful - cheers Jonas, and also, not Jonnas too - since he dove on the Q-grenade during today's live. Danke and ευχαριστώ

[@Vmshipe]

The random colors are one thing, but how do you control the actual colors? Say I want specific colors used but still assigned randomly.

[@NotTheLarryDavid]

In Redshift you’d go from a Color User Data node with the Mograph Color enabled to a Ramp node where you can select the colors you want to remap.

[@crazyAlexander23]

is there a way to bake the colours to a map or create materials from the random generation?

[@inaginagisasa]

What if I only want to customise two colours for regular interaction? For example, Red-Blue-Red-Blue-Red-Blue-Red-Blue?

[@matik__1]

put two seperate objects under the cloner object with seperate materials, change the cloner to either random or iterate mode.