Hi.
Tnx to Nicolas for the input concerning how to work-around the problem
with the Google images.
And I will try to use Landsat images first, some years ago I did, now it
I have just to remember how it works :-)
Have a nice day
Marco
Il 07. 07. 15 09:14, Andreas Neumann ha scritto:
> Hi M
Hi Marco,
On 06.07.2015 20:19, Marco wrote:
Hello.
Yes tnx. I don't have any problem with shp files and the measuring
tool, only with the Google layers.
I will have to load the sat images from another source
that is a good idea. It is legally questionable if you are allowed to
use Goo
Hi,
All you need to do is to make a background shp that will not move, then zoom
in with the Google layer until it shifts, and then zoom out. The shp file will
help you Identify when the Google layer is in the correct place.
Then, hide the vector layer and click on "save as image". Then load
Hello.
Yes tnx. I don't have any problem with shp files and the measuring tool,
only with the Google layers.
I will have to load the sat images from another source
Marco
Il 06. 07. 15 02:48, Nicolas Cadieux ha scritto:
>
> Hi,
> I guess you are using the open layer plugin. If so, Google la
Hi,
I guess you are using the open layer plugin. If so, Google layer go all
funny on you if you zoom too much. Vectorize a line in a shp file and see
if the background moves. If most likely will. If so, the problem is not
with the measuring tool but with the Google layer.
Nicolas Cadieux M.
Hello all.
I just noticed that the "Measure line" tool is returning a distance
measurement that is dependent from the zoom level when I'm using the
Google satellite plugin. (increasing the zoom level results in a shorter
distance)
This is of course wrong, and the question is whether or not this c
