This worked Rien, many thanks. Thanks too to berndv and to all who helped
with suggestions and advice, the QGIS project and its community really are
remarkable.
Cheers,
Nick.
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Great!
Seems we are hacking us along ;)
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On 18.10.20 22:25, Rien Boydens wrote:
Hi Nick
This seems to be a bug in SAGA NextGen. I'm already looking to file a
pull request, but you could also quickly fix it for yourself by going
to
.local/share/QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python/plugins
Hi Nick
This seems to be a bug in SAGA NextGen. I'm already looking to file a
pull request, but you could also quickly fix it for yourself by going to
.local/share/QGIS/QGIS3/profiles/default/python/plugins/processing_saga_nextgen/description/SimpleFilter.txt
and changing "MODE" to "KERNEL_TYP
Hi berndv,
I thought we might be getting somewhere with your last suggestion, I made
the changes you mentioned and the SAGA NextGen tools duly appeared. I then
tried to run the SAGA Simple filter on a one-metre DTM, but this failed with
the message 'Unknown option 'MODE''. This is a step forward o
ah, just found the issue again on gis.stackexchange
https://gis.stackexchange.com/a/346558/8202
Excerpt from my solution:
"... The workflow should be:Install the SAGA Nextgen Provider and then
deactivate it by unchecking the checkbox. Then change the version number
to 7.3. in provider.py under
/
Hi Nick,
I think, there was just not enough interest to develop the plugin
further. Last commit was 2 years ago.
The general problem with SAGA seems to be, that its developers do not
care much about other software trying to interface to it, and
permanently change stuff without notice, so QGIS pe
The SAGA NexGen plugin is flagged as 'Experimental', which I think means 'it
may not work for you' - this is fair enough.
I see that SAGA 2.2.5 is still in the repository so I think I'll do away
with Version 7.3.0 in the short term and fall back on the older version,
calling it from the Processing
Hi Nick,
Alex bruy has a saga processing provider plugin that works saga 7.
https://plugins.bruy.me/processing-saga.html
Best regards,
Alexandre Neto
QGIS Support
www.qcooperative.net
A sábado, 17/10/2020, 18:49, Bernd Vogelgesang
escreveu:
> Hi Nick,
>
> just checked my provider settings:
Hi Nick,
just checked my provider settings:
SAGA Folder is simply usr/bin
I can faintly rember me sitting there trying every possible combination.
Problem: I never takes notes :(
And my brain is in a accelerated decline ...
I did a short test with one algo and i was running without complaints.
Thanks for this, berndv. In the 'provider.py' file for SAGA NextGen I have
tried changing the required version to 7.3 but this doesn't make any
difference.
I think it's probable that the plugin really does need a valid 'SAGA folder'
to be set - and it's this that's got me stumped at present. All s
Hi Nick,
found this quiet old conversation:
There is a QGIS plugin for QGIS higher than 3.4 that works with SAGA 7.2.
It is called SAGA nextgen.
It works as is under Windows with SAGA 7.3, and I'm pretty sure it would
work in Ubuntu if you change the provider.py file so that REQUIRED_VERSION =
Ubuntu 20.04, QGIS 3.14.16, SAGA 7.3.0
In QGIS I lean quite heavily on SAGA algorithms, which worked fine until I
upgraded to Ubuntu 20.04 (focal). This forced an upgrade of SAGA to Version
7.3.0. Trying to use this from the Processing Toolbox resulted in a warning
and problems, so I installed the
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