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Black Screen in Path Tracer
Loaded the new build (280) and set up the frame work for a new model. Ran a quick packet tracer and everything looks fine there. For no particular reason I checked the path tracer and got an entirely black rendering with all other setting the same (interior lighting). I've attached the images here, granted they both were less than 60 seconds of rendering but I would expect a generous number of dots by the fourth pass.
Any idea whats happening here Roy?
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Found it - user error!
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