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I recently installed animation nodes, a painful process after dealing with duplicate files and whatnot. I ended up reinstalling a fresh copy of Blender 2.79 for windows off of blender.org. So I started using it, and it worked fine, in fact, everything was great until I tried to render one frame to see the outcome.
It showed nothing but a checkered rectangle (as if it was still rendering). However, the top bar stated that it had complete its rendering process. Viewing it in rendered view works, I checked the console, nothing out of the ordinary, and switched up my rendering devices. Even opened some old projects with the same program build and rendered fine. So I have a feeling that animation nodes interfered with the rendering, but it just doesn't seem right. Any suggestions?


Here is my project, though the music files will be missing...

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  • $\begingroup$ Can you provide blend file? A screenshot for what your scene is and what your node tree does would be helpful in identifying the problem. $\endgroup$ – Omar Emara Feb 5 '18 at 13:37
  • $\begingroup$ Just click the link and you can download my project. note that the audio files will be missing. $\endgroup$ – three is enough dimensions Feb 6 '18 at 4:28
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No, this is not a AN problem. You render from sequencer. You have some strips in VSE, so blender not renders scene, but gets images from VSE.

In render settings you can unclick Post Processing -> Sequencer to prevent Blender from rendering from VSE.

Unclick this value

Also you can just ungroup this little guy:

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Blender thinks that it can be an image.

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