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I have an issue with rendering my wood texture it shows up fine in render preview but not in the final render the texture show up black it's my first time using Blender
I'm not sure if it's my render settings or the way I set-up my texture in the node network and I did UV unwrap of the plane, I'm kinda confused about what's going on
It'll be helpful if someone can help me through the steps
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I have an issue with rendering my wood texture it shows up fine in render preview but not in the final render the texture show up black it's my first time using Blender
I'm not sure if it's my render settings or the way I set-up my texture in the node network and I did UV unwrap of the plane, I'm kinda confused about what's going on
It'll be helpful if someone can help me through the steps
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I have an issue with rendering my wood texture it shows up fine in render preview but not in the final render the texture show up black it's my first time using Blender
I'm not sure if it's my render settings or the way I set-up my texture in the node network and I did UV unwrap of the plane, I'm kinda confused about what's going on
It'll be helpful if someone can help me through the steps
cycles rendering texturing materials system
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I have an issue with rendering my wood texture it shows up fine in render preview but not in the final render the texture show up black it's my first time using Blender
I'm not sure if it's my render settings or the way I set-up my texture in the node network and I did UV unwrap of the plane, I'm kinda confused about what's going on
It'll be helpful if someone can help me through the steps
cycles rendering texturing materials system
cycles rendering texturing materials system
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I am reasonably sure, that the wooden "table" is set to not visible in the final render. In the Object outliner scroll down and check if the camera symbol for "restrict rendering" (rightmost symbol in the outliner) is checked/unchecked on the object with the wooden texture.
check in the wiki page under "Toggling object-level restrictions"
https://en.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Data_System/The_Outliner
Also check
Why does my object not show up?
Render result is completely blank?
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I'm not sure if that is the reason of your black render, but if you have UV unwrapped the table, your node setup should include the UV texture coordinates:
Add Node > Input > UVMap; select the UVMap – you probably have only one – and connect to all the "Vector" sockets of your textures.
Then select the correct one in the "Normal Map" node too.
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2 Answers
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I am reasonably sure, that the wooden "table" is set to not visible in the final render. In the Object outliner scroll down and check if the camera symbol for "restrict rendering" (rightmost symbol in the outliner) is checked/unchecked on the object with the wooden texture.
check in the wiki page under "Toggling object-level restrictions"
https://en.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Data_System/The_Outliner
Also check
Why does my object not show up?
Render result is completely blank?
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I am reasonably sure, that the wooden "table" is set to not visible in the final render. In the Object outliner scroll down and check if the camera symbol for "restrict rendering" (rightmost symbol in the outliner) is checked/unchecked on the object with the wooden texture.
check in the wiki page under "Toggling object-level restrictions"
https://en.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Data_System/The_Outliner
Also check
Why does my object not show up?
Render result is completely blank?
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1
down vote
up vote
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I am reasonably sure, that the wooden "table" is set to not visible in the final render. In the Object outliner scroll down and check if the camera symbol for "restrict rendering" (rightmost symbol in the outliner) is checked/unchecked on the object with the wooden texture.
check in the wiki page under "Toggling object-level restrictions"
https://en.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Data_System/The_Outliner
Also check
Why does my object not show up?
Render result is completely blank?
I am reasonably sure, that the wooden "table" is set to not visible in the final render. In the Object outliner scroll down and check if the camera symbol for "restrict rendering" (rightmost symbol in the outliner) is checked/unchecked on the object with the wooden texture.
check in the wiki page under "Toggling object-level restrictions"
https://en.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Data_System/The_Outliner
Also check
Why does my object not show up?
Render result is completely blank?
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I'm not sure if that is the reason of your black render, but if you have UV unwrapped the table, your node setup should include the UV texture coordinates:
Add Node > Input > UVMap; select the UVMap – you probably have only one – and connect to all the "Vector" sockets of your textures.
Then select the correct one in the "Normal Map" node too.
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I'm not sure if that is the reason of your black render, but if you have UV unwrapped the table, your node setup should include the UV texture coordinates:
Add Node > Input > UVMap; select the UVMap – you probably have only one – and connect to all the "Vector" sockets of your textures.
Then select the correct one in the "Normal Map" node too.
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I'm not sure if that is the reason of your black render, but if you have UV unwrapped the table, your node setup should include the UV texture coordinates:
Add Node > Input > UVMap; select the UVMap – you probably have only one – and connect to all the "Vector" sockets of your textures.
Then select the correct one in the "Normal Map" node too.
I'm not sure if that is the reason of your black render, but if you have UV unwrapped the table, your node setup should include the UV texture coordinates:
Add Node > Input > UVMap; select the UVMap – you probably have only one – and connect to all the "Vector" sockets of your textures.
Then select the correct one in the "Normal Map" node too.
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