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Hi i am new to autodesk revit and have a major problem. whenever i try to render my house the whole rendered image goes black, and i am left with a black rectangle. does anyone know how to fix this? please help
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You have the "Adjust exposure" in your render dialog box, "play" with these values and see if that solve the problem.
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Thank you so much, this is for my hsc major project and its been troubling me for ages.
thanks again
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