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Cyborggeffien
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Floor in home appears white when rendered

I'm having a problem while I render a living/dining room inside a house. The floor appears mostly white even though there's a wooden texture on the floor. As you can see in the top image little brown specks appear on the floor.

What the floor looks like when rendering in either of the two high quality modes:

The floor will also appear like the top image even when another image texture is used or a solid color other than white is used.

What the floor texture looks like when rendering in either of the two fast modes:

Why is the floor appearing white while rendering in either of the two high quality modes? The floor's Matt/Shiny setting is set to Matt. Here is a link to the .sh3d file:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/wfutfc8s3fic8ne/My_House_-_Cyborggeffien.zip

System specs:

[Jan 5, 2017, 9:23:53 PM]

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Miker777
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Re: Floor in home appears white when rendered

Hi Cyborg
Just had a quick look at the file, appears to be a floor/wall hieght issue, but you will need someone better with numbers than me to sort it.
Mike

[Jan 6, 2017, 12:56:16 AM]

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Cyborggeffien
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Re: Floor in home appears white when rendered

I found a big problem in the sh3d file. Inside the crawl space level, there was a room filling up the entire crawl space. I deleted it. The floor texture displays properly.

Here is a picture depicting the floor rendered properly:

@Miker777, I don't know what to say about your post. I don't mean to ignore you or anything.

[Jan 6, 2017, 3:17:40 AM]

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