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Enable Display Limits on the camera to visualize the clip range.ġ2 - The scene is completely out of focus (blurry) If your scene is too large or too small, if the scene is not within the range defined by the clip distance, then the camera will not "see the scene". Geometry that is too close or further away than the set parameters will not render. Make sure that you set the clip start and clip end so that the camera can see within a distance range that encompasses the scene. The clip distance for the camera is set incorrectly. Unless you have a good reason to change it. Default value is $0$, high values will produce only the glow and ignore the image. Glare node has a high mix factor - If you are using the Glare filter make sure the Mix Factor is not set too high. The Composite node is the final output (not the Viewer node).Ĭompositing nodes have incoherent or incorrect setup - Check to see if any nodes are producing undesirable effects, by disconnecting, disabling or avoiding them all together.Ĭompositing doesn't use correct view layers, channels or passes - See if the input render node render layer name is correct, also make sure the correct color socket is being used, not the alpha, depth or other passesĬompositing is using render output from other scenes - Make sure the View Layer node is using the current scene from the dropdown menu. Output node in compositor might be disconnected. This often manifests as a visible image during the rendering process that disappears once rendering is complete To fix set the active camera back to an actual camera object.

An object in the scene has been set as camera.

Or select the camera you want to make active in the viewport and press Ctrl+ Numpad 0 to select the active camera. In the Properties Window you can determine which camera is the active one Check that you are using the correct one. You can have multiple cameras in the scene, but only one can be set as the active camera for rendering. Press Numpad 0 to show camera view.Īctive camera is aiming in a different direction. Not necessarily the view you have active in the 3d vieport. The rendered image is that of the active camera's view. If Backface Culling is enabled in the viewport surfaces might not block view in the viewport but still show in render. The camera might be behind a wall or another objectĪn object in front of the camera might be restricted from viewport display, making the issue not apparent in the viewport or render preview.Ĭamera clipping might prevent surfaces very close to the camera from showing in the viewport but still prevent it from rendering correctly To fix include the layer where the objects are as part of the render layers.

Objects might be in a layer that is not included as in the render Layers.

To fix clear the strips on the VSE or disable the Sequencer box.ĥ - Object or camera are in a different render layer The VSE takes precedence over scene rendering.

There are strips present in VSE and the Sequencer box enabled in Post-Processing.

Lights have incorrect Shader Nodes with incoherent output The lights might might be blocked by objects in the scene To fix change the values to a higher number.Įnable the camera icon in outliner window.

The Eye icon is to toggle object visibility on the 3D viewport.

To fix enable the camera icon in the outliner Objects might have been disabled for rendering in the Outliner.Make sure Surfaces is enabled otherwise Cycles has no geometry to renderĢ - Objects have been disabled for rendering.Please follow the links in blue for further details 1 - No Surfaces Possible causes for blank output on rendering