*Gert-Jan van der Weijden (GISNederland)*
/Thu Aug 11 09:15:48 PDT 2022/
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The "minimum bounding geometry" in the processing toolbox might help you.
let it iterate (button just right of the "input layer"-dropdown)over
the input layer
(otherwise you get just one oriented rectangle for all the features in
your input layer).
Hi Gert-Jan,
if the features have a field that contains a different value for each
one, then it is possible to specify such field in the "Field" parameter
of the "Minimum bounding geometry" processing algorithm in order to let
it compute the minimum bounding geometry separately for each feature in
the input layer and store all the resulting minimum bounding geometries
in a single output layer (without the need to use the "Iterate"
functionality which creates as many output layers as the input features).
Best regards.
Andrea Giudiceandrea
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