Ok, bear with me on this one!!
1. Go to Vector - Analyais Tools - Point in Polygon, using your point
file and polygon file as reference, create a new layer from this.
2. Once added you can then create a Join between your data and the new
one using only the PNTCNT Field
3. Then you can create a Virtual Field, and using an expression like
CASE WHEN "PNCNT" >0.5 THEN "Blank" WHEN "PNCNT" <0.5 THEN "Fill"
Your style should then be able to take care of the rest.
Ive not tested this, and I worry that the Virtual Field will stop
working once you remove the Join.
Hope it helps, or gives someone else an idea for an improved answer
Regards,
Richard.
On 04/10/2017 09:18, fuenfer-koenigstein.benjam...@swm.de wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking for a way to style a point feature layer in a way that
underlying features are cut out by the point symbols so a raster layer
at the bottom of the layer tree is visible. In other words, the point
symbol should make underlying vector features transparent. Physically
editing the underlying features is not practicable as I’m working with
read only data sources. I’m happy to hear your ideas!
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Benjamin Fünfer-Königstein
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