Thanks! This did the trick.
Heikki
On Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:24:33 +0100 (CET)
"Andreas Neumann" wrote:
> One option is to introduce a VRT file.
>
> VRT is a virtual file combining several physical rasters into one logical
> raster file by referencing the physical files. You can create a VRT-File
One option is to introduce a VRT file.
VRT is a virtual file combining several physical rasters into one logical
raster file by referencing the physical files. You can create a VRT-File
with gdal on the command line, or maybe even more comfortable with the
gdal-tools plugin.
After installing the
Hi,
this thing I know and works perfectly well for me. But, I need to apply these
visibility settings to several dozens of raster files at once. And doing this
one-by-one is quite time consuming. So, it would be nice to have option to
apply these setting to a bunch of files at once. For example
Hi Heikki,
For every data layer you can set the scale-dependent rendering with
min/max values.
Go to layer properties --> General --> Use Scale Dependent Rendering -->
set min/max values.
For correct scale calculations it is important that you correctly set the
map units and projection parameter
Hi,
if you work with Geo-Tiff, at least there is a way with the style file.
You can set the scale for one raster. Then save the settings as style
withe the same name as the raster file! after that you copy the style
file and set the name of the copied style file to the same(!) name as
the target ra
Hi all,
is there somehow possible to apply "Scale dependent visibility" option on
several raster layers or to the whole project at once? I have several projects
where I need to have open several dozens or more raster layers. Despite qgis
renders rasters quite quickly it would probably speed up
