Hi Michaela
re pt 2 & 3
If you set up the scale and rotation angles as fields in the coverage
dataset for each view, this means you can use the *data defined functions*
to help control the orientation and extent of your maps. There is a bit of
back and forth between the layout and the data to get
Hi Michaela,
You can use the tool "points along geometry" to create the coverage
layer. Choose the correct distance based on your 1:500 scale (to show
more or less overlapping areas). Then create the Atlas using such points
(that you can hide them in the output). You can play with different
Hi Michaela,
I once wrote the PolyStrip Plugin to create overlapping polygons along a
path and did the same you want to archieve using this created polygons (if
i remember correct I also calculated the rotation - so it was fairly easy
to use either landscape or portrait and rotate the north arrow
Hello,
I would like to create a series of maps using the atlas function and have
already experimented and watched videos. What I'm still missing is an example
of how I can create a series of maps along a linear object. E.g. a series of
maps at a scale of 1:500 with sections along a street.
Ciao Totò,
grazie per sollevare il problema. In realtà in GFOSS.it abbiamo parlato
e discusso di questo per anni, e per un periodo significativo abbiamo
fatto donazioni a QGIS, ed eravamo fra i primi al mondo. Usavamo un
meccanismo di cofinanziamento che a tutt´oggi mi pare interessante ed
