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I have done multiple renderings in the Autodesk Cloud with Revit. I have one room that all the renderings I do are showing up with black dots. The odd things is I have copied the same floor plan (to make another option for the headboard) and have rendering with the copied floor plan and it turns out fine. I have checked the render settings (It is on Interior:Artificial only, as I want it). There are plenty of lights. I have done multiple views from the same room and they all turn out with black dots when I have fully rendered the room right next to it with no issues.
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We can't help you except to say it looks like you have not done what you thought you did.
This would have been a great opportunity to use design options. Then the walls/fllor/ceiling and lights would have been the same and only the furnishings changed from design option to design option.
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