I just use modifier boolean and it brake my render, idk why.
Link to file https://mega.nz/file/UiN3mIiI#2amb61yz-1j7d43prSwPikVC_aZ4DHoFfJAlVLNaPrk
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1$\begingroup$ Mirror modifiers after booleans before mirror modifiers are usually applying on a non-manifold mesh and that doesn't normally work. Try putting it after. It's likely not showing in the render because the normals are inverted $\endgroup$– CorniviusNov 20 at 20:16
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$\begingroup$ the modifier stack seems weird but please share your file so that we can take a look $\endgroup$– moonbootsNov 21 at 8:43
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$\begingroup$ @moonboots add link to my file, check if you can pls $\endgroup$– LeCrasNov 27 at 19:20
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$\begingroup$ You generally put the Boolean modifiers before the Subdivision Surface, also only use Boolean if this is necessary because it tends to mess the topology, so maybe try to model your gun without Boolean if you can avoid it $\endgroup$– moonbootsNov 27 at 19:33
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$\begingroup$ @moonboots Thank you, i will try to do it without booleans, i just dontn know how to do it by another way. Its just my first time using blender. Thanks $\endgroup$– LeCrasNov 27 at 19:48
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If you use different subdivision levels for the Render, whatever you see in the Viewport may not match what you see in the Render.
If the problem still persists after equating the subdivision levels, try the Exact Solver. Also, try to enable Self Intersection and/or Hole Tolerant under Solver Options.
Update: I downloaded the file, and for each Subdivision modifier on each object, I set the Render Levels (marked red in the screenshot below) to the same value as the Viewport Levels (the number right above it), and that fixed the problem.
A test render is attached below.
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$\begingroup$ Thanks, but i cant solve it by this way, but i click to "Apply"(Ctrl+A) in modifier(subdivision) and part of gun appear. Sorry if i miss smth im newbie $\endgroup$– LeCrasNov 27 at 18:52
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$\begingroup$ I updated my answer with screenshots. Please check it out. $\endgroup$– Mr ANov 27 at 20:27