On 05/10/13 06:18, . wrote:
Inkscape does have a Save to DXF option. From there the dxf2shape
converter plugin(dxf file to shape file), then shape file into QGIS gets
your data into QGIS. You would need to use one of the translation tools
to then scale the data. It seems technically possible. I
Hello everyone
I’m very new to GIS, and I’ve been reading a lot of manuals and
information, but I thought I’d ask a couple of questions here.
One of my major hobbies is drawing maps of a completely imaginary
country; it’s part of a massive project of mine. I’m getting to the
point where I’m
Inkscape does have a Save to DXF option. From there the dxf2shape
converter plugin(dxf file to shape file), then shape file into QGIS gets
your data into QGIS. You would need to use one of the translation tools
to then scale the data. It seems technically possible. I think in the
transfer you
I'd start with the center of yout imaginary planet. Assuming it's an
alternative Earth I would define where is the center of your alternative
Earth, maybe an isle of a certain area, maybe this point of reference would
be meta-imaginary. From this point I would have a coordinate reference
system
