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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> can't render background image at 300DPI
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when i render at 150 DPI i can see my background image, but when rendering at 300 DPI my background image turns black. How can we make this work ?
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wierd... what version are you working on?
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Did you install the two (2) "Web Updates" for 2011?
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we installed 2 updates so far. the last one was last week. I think the problem is the memory. the same rendering at 300DPI worked on my laptop but didn't at work. The computer at work has a 3gB switch, but still isn't enough i guess..
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"at 300DPI worked on my laptop but didn't at work." Are you sure it can find the path for the image? If it would be a memory problem I think the back ground would not be the hardest to calculate it's just an image to load.
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I'm sure it finds the path. It works fine at 150 DPI, but turns black at 300 DPI..
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Have you tried adjusting the crop size? That may help if you make the image your rendering smaller.
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