Hi QGisers,
I'm trying to style a polygon layer (districts) using a marker line
(using the '+' sign). It works well for lines.
When I use it in polygons, the outer line is ok, but the lines between
polygons are rendered twice.
To make this question more clear, I've attached the following print
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Hi Jorge,
If it is just a visual thing, than you could transform your polygons to lines
and delete the duplicate geometries.
Sincerely,
Christoph
> Am 11.06.2020 um 12:45 schrieb Jorge Gustavo Rocha :
>
> Hi QGisers,
>
> I'm trying to style a polygon layer (districts) using a marker line (usi
Hi!
I had a similar problem. I’ve made a view ( in PostGIS) to transform the
boundaries to lines and remove the duplicate lines. Should be doable in virtual
layers as well. Quite complicated SQL since I have several different types of
lines depending on the attributes.
Karl-Magnus Jönsson
Från
Dear All,
I'm using the MAC operating system. I've installed Python 3.6.8 & QGIS
macOS Installer Version 3.10
I get the message
Authentication System: DISABLED. Resources authenticating via the system
can not be accessed
Kindly help me to resolve the issue.
Thank you
Yours Sincerely
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*Hi
Thank you for the feedback, Karl and Christoph.
Your work around is valid. It is possible to transform the polygons into
lines and then render them correctly.
It would be nice to have an option to render only once adjacent
polygons, with a a common border.
There is a "Feature request" by Mirosla
Jorge and List,
On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 7:13 AM Jorge Gustavo Rocha
wrote:
> Thank you for the feedback, Karl and Christoph.
>
> Your work around is valid. It is possible to transform the polygons into
> lines and then render them correctly.
>
> It would be nice to have an option to render only
Hi Chris,
I've asked the question simple as possible, but I'm really trying to
accomplish the use cases you mentioned!
I'm trying to symbolize all different administrative levels, including
the shoreline. This can be partially accomplish with lines by stacking
all, from the most general ones, lik
Hi,
I do not recall the exact dialog, but I also get this kind of messages when I
first opened QGIS 3.10 and 3.12.
Just go to the security settings like with every other non-App-Store
application on Mac and set QGIS to open. Just ignore the horrible message and
open QGIS again, it works.
H
