This rings a bell. I used to have similar hassles with Adindan
projections vs. WGS84.
It works fine now, but I can't remember how and when I got this
behaviour fixed.
Brett Adams claviota:
Enabling "On-the-fly projection" does make a small difference but the
offset should be approx 195-200m. I get 12m.
On 21/09/2010 4:42 AM, Jürgen E. Fischer wrote:
Hi Brett,
On Mon, 20. Sep 2010 at 22:11:17 +0800, Brett Adams wrote:
Actually, this is worse than I thought. QGIS is not recognising
AGD84 or
GDA94. The data comes in but isn't attributed a CRS so defaults to
WGS84.
If you import the text file as AGD84, then again as GDA94, there
should be
approx 195m separation. QGIS plots them in exactly the same place.
But have have set a specific projection in your project properties
and enabled
on-the-fly projection? Otherwise QGIS won't reproject anything.
Jürgen
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