It would actually be very nice if the georeferencer tool in QGIS could
also handle vector layers. I would assume that much of the code from the
existing georeferencer could be re-used to also make vector
georeferencing work.
I think it is annoying that one cannot easily transform vector data
usign a couple of match-points.
Andreas
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 10:55:18 +0100, wrote:
On Wed, 29 Feb 2012 09:50:39 +0000, M.E.Dodd wrote:
I have a building and roads plan done in a cad package and want to
accurately georeference it and deal with it in qgis. I can choose
fixed points on the .dxf file and get accurate gps readings for
these
points but am wondering how to do the conversion in qgis? If it
were
a raster image then it would be a simple matter of georeferencing
the
image but I want to keep the vector format so that its possible to
edit and layer with other maps of the area.
I do this kind of work directly in the CAD app where you can copy and
paste to coordinate, then all the features are correctly
georeferenced
and I only have to deal with the import process and apply the
corresponding projection.
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