Also, confirm that you have the complete set of files of shapefile.
You must have (at least) a .SHP, a .SHX and a .DBF with the same name.
Best regards,
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 6:00 AM, Frank Sokolic soko...@worldonline.co.zawrote:
Hi Matt,
Are you using the Add Vector Layer
Hi,
I'm more familiar with ArcGIS than QGIS but starting to shift over to using
QGIS for most/all work. One thing I had been using QGIS for anyway was
shifting overlaid points, as I couldn't get Arc to do this. I was using
the ShiftPoints plugin, but it doesn't appear to be available for 2.0 - I
Hi Martin,
Sorry - can't help with the plugin issue.
But are you aware that QGIS comes with a builtin method for that problem
that shifts the points on the fly during rendering rather than
manipulating the underlying data?
It is called the point displacement renderer and should be available in
Hi Andreas,
Thanks for that. I was vaguely aware of that option but have now explored
it properly, and it will certainly help for some of the work I was using
the plugin for, though the ability to be able to actually modify the data
rather than visualise it is something I could use if anyone
Hi Martin,
2014/1/6 Martin Gibson mar...@creativeinterpretation.co.uk:
Hi,
I'm more familiar with ArcGIS than QGIS but starting to shift over to using
QGIS for most/all work. One thing I had been using QGIS for anyway was
shifting overlaid points, as I couldn't get Arc to do this. I was
Thanks Alexander. I can't see points displacement on my install. Under QGIS
Geoalgorithms → Vector
geometry tools I have 18 algorithms available to me, but not that one.
Will investigate further to see if I can find why it is missing.
Martin
On 6 January 2014 12:52, Alexander Bruy
Maybe your QGIS is too old. This algorithm was added after
releasing QGIS 2.0.1.
You can upgrade Processing plugin via Plugin manager or,
alternatively, install nightly build of QGIS.
2014/1/6 Martin Gibson mar...@creativeinterpretation.co.uk:
Thanks Alexander. I can't see points displacement
I can confirm - I don't have it either on my install of 2.0.1 (ubuntu)
I found a separate points by direction tool under SAGA Shapes -
points. Not sure if that is useful or what.
Martin - One of the things I used to do in ArcGIS (this depends on level
of licensing) was using topology. You
Well... it seems there isn't a way to add a layer from network on Ubuntu.
LibreOffice has issues also to open files from network: you must first to
define a bookmark to network. After that, remote folder can be opened but
through this bookmark, which is recognized by other programs like Inkscape
Thank you both Frank and Alexandre,
It is appreciated.
I'm afraid I am using both the add vector layer, and have the complete set
of files downloaded, and still no luck -- and now on several computers and
having reinstalled QGIS, and having re-downloaded files, a half dozen times
at least.
I
Yes, try use other shapefile set to confirm.
Best regards,
Alexandre Neto
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 4:37 PM, Matt_Klick matthew.kl...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you both Frank and Alexandre,
It is appreciated.
I'm afraid I am using both the add vector layer, and have the complete set
of files
Hi Matthew,
Please provide a step-by-step description of what you are doing to
starting from downloading the file or record a screencast
(http://www.screencast-o-matic.com/screen_recorder). It's really hard to
guess what's going wrong without details.
Best wishes,
Anita
Am 06.01.2014,
Understood Anita, thank you.
I am just providing a description here. Let me know if you prefer a
recording, but overall these are just the basic initial steps that are
stymieing me:
1) I've download 64 byte QGIS 2.0.1 - no problems.
2) I then separately go here: http://www.diva-gis.org/gdata ,
Gracias Lene y Paolo, i will to try.
De: Lene Fischer [mailto:l...@ign.ku.dk]
Enviado el: domingo, 05 de enero de 2014 02:54 p.m.
Para: Rafael Torres; qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
Asunto: SV: automatic detection of individual trees
make sure you extract ALL the files from the zip file to some folder, like
Alexandre said you also need the .dbf and .shx files.
cheers
On Mon, Jan 6, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Matt_Klick matthew.kl...@gmail.com wrote:
Understood Anita, thank you.
I am just providing a description here. Let me know
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That file opened fine for me (Tunisia Admin Boundaries) in qgis.
Here's what I did.
1.) Download that zipfile of the Tunisian Admin Boundaries
2.) Open QGIS.
3.) Switch to Browser panel near bottom left of window (this is
inside the layers panel).
4.) Browse to the folder where the TUN_adm.zip
Hi all
I just discovered the plugin qgis2threejs. I love its simple yet powerfull
concept : export QGIS canvas as an image and drap it on a 3D model based on
some DEM elayer. I set up a demo and a video tutorial to show how it can be
used :
* video tutorial : https://vimeo.com/83511028
* live
Great,
Thank you! I got it to work -- indeed from just navigating directly to the
zip file from the 'add vector layer'. Though I will try your recommended
pathway next.
Thank you again everyone for what I'm sure seems like a remarkably easy
fix, but which was driving me bananas!
Best,
MK
On
You can mount a Windows volume quite easily on the fly or permanently by
configuring you fstab file. The command to do this is...
mount -t cifs
It does take a bit of fiddling to get the credentials to automatically
work but once setup the process is painless.
The issue you are
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