Rendering in Cloud not rendering black material as black.

Rendering in Cloud not rendering black material as black.

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Rendering in Cloud not rendering black material as black.

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I have the material comletely black and rgb values to 0 ,0 ,0 . No reflectivity .

I checked that my phase filters are not overriding the materials. 

The black is also in the link and all the structure is painted bllack and shows fine renendered in that file as well. 

The other views are rendering fine with the colors assigned. This view is not.l

 

 

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Karambaki
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Hey Buddy,
Well simply, try getting an image (Full black image) instead of using the built-in color functionality, it must workout with you,
And just in case, re take another camera view instead the one you have been inside,

Greetings,
Karam



Karam Baki
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kathryn.langan
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What does this view look like when rendered natively in Revit? Does the black display correctly?

Did you try recreating the camera view?

Would it be possible to attach a stripped down version of the model for review?



Katie Langan
Technical Support Specialist
Customer Service & Support
Autodesk, Inc.

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DigitalMemory
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A few things may be. Double check all the phase materials in both files.
If in the structural file the steel material is the standard Astm etc etc you may need to change that in the file you are linking into. I have found that even if you change the material in the original file when linking standard structure revit assigns the default material for steel so try that to see if it works.
I'll think about it some more and see what other things you could do
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DigitalMemory
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I re read your original question and if it is only that view then it could be that you bumped the light balance too high and it's fading the color.
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jdtull
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simple trick... add about 30% glossiness... should fix it.

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