Hi Johannes,
You're right, thanks! Oh and by the way, using the _3d module documentation
of version 3.36 (https://qgis.org/pyqgis/3.36/_3d/index.html) is it
possible to code everything that the GUI offers or some features of the GUI
are not yet implemented in the python API ?
Cheers,
Abdelghani
Hi Abdelghani,
that blog post highlights new features of version 3.36. Those methods
are not available in 3.34.x. ;)
Cheers, Hannes
On 25.04.24 14:47, Abdelghani Tamort wrote:
Hi Saber,
From the link you sent, I tried some code lines. For instance, I tried
"iface.mapCanvases3D()" but It do
Hi Saber,
>From the link you sent, I tried some code lines. For instance, I tried "
iface.mapCanvases3D()" but It doesn't seem to work, I'm getting the
following error: AttributeError: 'QgisInterface' object has no attribute
'mapCanvases3D'. I'm working on QGIS 3.34.5.
Kind regards,
Abdelghani
Hi,
You probably need to install the package which provide those files, it's
pyqt5-dev on Debian, so it should be the same on Ubuntu.
It's on the list of packages to be installed [0], did you install them ?
You can check if it's properly installed with the following command:
dpkg -l | grep py
Hi,
I'm not an experienced builder, and have come to this point after finding
problems with
QGIS using KDE Neon - library problems with the binary and age problems with
the
flatpack version.
I'm running the latest KDE Neon version which runs on Ubuntu 22.04
I've managed a successful QGIS bu
