Render always displaying as completely white? I've been working on a Physics simulation (standard one shown by blender guru) and i decided to completely texture the scene and put in lights and a background (the background consists of a coloured plane placed just behind all the objects in the scene. But just as everything is complete and in place, (with the physics converted to an animation) just as I go to render, every image is completely white (I have tried going to different frames to confirm it is uniform). The materials on the objects are fine, it looks as if an overlay has been put on the scene (as no objects or light is visible).

Steps I have tried:


Delete the camera and replace it with a new one
Change the settings of the camera
Change the emission strength of the lights
Change the colour of the lights
Change the positioning and distance from the objects of the camera
Confirm that in the "rendered" viewport it renders just fine
Confirm that the camera is at the right angle and view
Delete the "background" plane and change its colour
Delete the "background" and 3-point light planes
Confirm that all nodes are linked in the object materials 
Adding and changing scene and render layers


None of these have made a difference in any way, manner, shape of form, what am i doing wrong? Here is my .blend file: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByrVExzCnPwYNDM3Z3NEZGxzSGc
You are looking at the Depth pass
I think you are just looking the wrong render pass (or at least, not the one you were expecting to see).
In the image editor menu's tab there's a field where you can control which one of the render passes you set up for the render layer should be shown.
The Combined pass it's probably what you are expecting to see, but currently you set the filed to Depth.

You just have to switch it back as shown in the image sequence above.
If you are wandering why the Depth pass (also called z-pass, or z depth pass....) is all white, I'll suggest to read this related question:
Z depth pass in Cycles, rendering white