On 2014/03/20 11:31, Paolo Cavallini wrote:
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Il 20/03/2014 09:58, Zoltan Szecsei ha scritto:
It would be cool if this could be automated, with the ability to set snapping
tolerances, and choosing whether to have a master feature set to move to, or to
average the gap between the features (ie: move both features to the averaged
common
boundary). The final result must have identical vertices in both the adjoining
features even if they are in separate maps, and the ability to set a master (aka
unmoveable) feature is critical in case you need to align more than 2 features
(eg:
Municipal boundary with cultivated land with road), as you would not want a
previously aligned feature set to "walk" whilst you are aligning a further
feature
set to it.
the plugin lwgeom could be extended, adding snap to grid functionality.
Hi
By what name is lwgeom in the plugin repository? I can't seem to find it.
Also, "snap to grid" is not what I'm thinking would be useful, but I'm
not seeing it in relation to lwgeom.
REgards,
Zoltan
I agree this would be useful.
contributions welcome.
all the best.
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