The arrow line renderer is close to what I want but only does a simplistic
curve. In the example, notice how lines emerge at different bearings
depending on the number of lines coming to or from each node. Also the
curves are circular in nature but not a circular arc. They are more of a
spline.
I
Check the arrow line renderer on QGIS 3. I think it does what you are
looking for.
A qua, 26/09/2018, 23:04, Adam Dershowitz escreveu:
> No, they aren’t great circle. For example, look at the route from Boston
> to Denver, and then from New York to Denver. One goes far south (over
> Atlanta),
No, they aren’t great circle. For example, look at the route from Boston to
Denver, and then from New York to Denver. One goes far south (over Atlanta),
and the other goes way north (over Canada), but both great circle routes should
be fairly close to each other. They start at cities that
I don't know but am guessing, but aren't those lines not just *any* circular
arcs, but the actual great-circle paths (the shortest line between two points
on the surface of a globe) plotted onto that map projection? Some of them
towards the edges aren't circular.
On 26/09/2018 21:34, C
I had a user request Circular Lines in the Shape Tools plugin and they gave
the following example.
https://www.stayaspensnowmass.com/sites/default/files/aspenFlightMap.jpg
I don't know how one would do this type of drawing. Does anyone have any
ideas? It draws the lines trying to avoid
