I had the same issue with some polygon datasets today. Used a fixed
distance buffer with distance 0 to "fix" the datasets.
Best wishes,
Anita
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Hi Anita,
I have both line and polygon. So the lines gives me a headache…
Kind regards
Lene
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Hi Lene,
Even with polygons it turns out to be a problem: The buffer operation
skipped/lost some features silently ... no warning or error to be
found anywhere ...
Best wishes,
Anita
On Sun, Apr 17, 2016 at 1:46 PM, Lene Fischer wrote:
> Hi Anita,
>
> I have both line and polygon. So the line
Hi again,
I now created a new temp Scratch layer – line copy/pasted all the lines from
the original layer – saved as – and now it works.
It would be great if there was an understandable error text ☺
Lene Fischer
Associate Professor
Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management
Unive
Hi,
I´m rehearsing my lectures for tomorrow – and using 2.14.1 on windows.
When I create a virtual raster the values are not viewed correct. Then I click
Stretch Histogram to full data. Nothing happens.
I have to go to properties and load to ‘min-max’ actual values before anything
happens.
If I
Hi,
I am not sure if there is a bug but since you have a virtual raster, I would
look to see if they all have the same no data values. Try loading only
one raster or try saving the virtual raster as a tif and setting the no
data value. Do you have the same problem?
If Qgis does not recogni
Hi Nicolas,
I have now been reading into the vrt file.
All Nodata are the same -
It seems as if the vrt file takes the min max value from the first rasterfile.
I have compared data in the browser.
If I go to style>properties and load ‘min-max’ actual values. These values are
written into the
Yup,
I can check on Monday.
Nicolas
On Apr 17, 2016 11:59 AM, Lene Fischer wrote:
Hi Nicolas,
I have now been reading into the vrt file.
All Nodata are the same -
It seems as if the vrt file takes the min max value from the first rasterfile. I have compared data in the
Hi,
Trying to save a part of a WMS as a GeoTIFF
Right click and Save As.
I Choose a Rendered Image and create a VRT
Same resolution and CRS as the original image.
Click at Add saved file to map.
Now my problems begin:
1: I get an Error – saying ‘Unsupported datasource .TIFF…’
2: When I open the V
