How to Use the Redshift Jitter Node

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If you want to use a nice color palette for tons of objects in Cinema 4D and Redshift, you can use the User Color Data Node to randomly color objects. This is great, but the IPR render and Final render will be different. Lame. All good now though, with the introduction of the new Jitter Node for Redshift! This tutorial will show you how to use it.
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[@3D_Blender_C4D]

Whenever I hear of obscure that I know nothing about you guys are always the ones with a video on it. Appreciate y'all

[@Mucharyan]

Awesome tutorial, wasn't even aware of the jitter node. Super useful applications as i struggled with the differences in color user data from ipr to render.

[@TalArbiv]

couldn't find a way to use this with a cloner