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RyanMacRocks

Hi guys, I'm trying to render a new YouTube intro template using Blender but for some reason parts of the top and bottom keep getting cut off. I know its not an issue with the template as I have tried rendering two completely different templates and am still getting the same problem. Any suggestions?

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make sure your light source is transparent

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make sure your light source is transparent

 

 

could there be an object near the camera? it might be in the way.

I could check, I don't believe it's a camera/light positioning issue though since I've had the same problem on multiple pre-made templates.

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I could check, I don't believe it's a camera/light positioning issue though since I've had the same problem on multiple pre-made templates.

could you send me .blend file? I can try to figure out what the issue is.

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could you send me .blend file? I can try to figure out what the issue is.

Yeah sure, I just reinstalled Blender though, so let me see if that works first. I'm just going to do a quick render at a low resolution to see if the issue is gone.

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could you send me .blend file? I can try to figure out what the issue is.

Still having the problem..here's the .blend

 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2IjBUsBW4gzYmZJdHZvMlA3SDA/view?usp=sharing

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its something you are doing wrong. that blend file is completely fine I can render it and nothing is wrong.

Thanks, I assumed that was the problem, I'm trying to find which setting is causing the problem.

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