I promise not to spam the mailing list, but I do have another question I'm hoping someone can help with.
In other GPS software like ExpertGPS or the online GPSVisualizer you can style a GPS track based on track point attributes like elevation or timestamp etc. However when you import GPS or GPX data into QGIS (either as a new vector layer or using the vector tools and GPS plugin) it treats the track points and track line as separate layers … and the line is pretty useless except for visually connecting the dots, but it has no data associated with it. This is a GPS track in QGIS with a graduated classified style applied on the elevation "ele" attribute of the track points: http://twitpic.com/ckbe47 I would like to render this as a line but still have access to all 250+ vertices in order to apply styling like I have above (but as a line instead of 250+ individual points as it's kind of ugly) Is it possible? I've tried Point2One with no success. All I've managed so far is to add the geometry columns to the track points layer, but that doesn't help with creating the polyline. Cheers, Nathanael Boehm UX designer specialising in business web & mobile apps www.purecaffeine.com <http://www.purecaffeine.com/professional/> Canberra, Australia
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