Hi Matthias,
well, while I could install qgis2compat, QFieldSync installation now
results in a broken plugin warning:
The plugin is broken. Python said:
cannot import name QtWidgets
I do have the PyQt5 QtWidgets module installed. However, I am not sure if
Qgis 2.18.3 can find it since it otherwi
Hi Matthias,
sounds like exactly what I need. Unfortunately, QFieldSync depends on
qgis2compat which in turn wants to use the QtTest PyQt module which
apparently I do not have. Ah, my default PyQt4 was compiled and installed
without QtTest, will just need to reinstall. Perhaps of interest that not
Hi Andreas,
You can use the QFieldSync plugin which comes with a processing
algorithm that renders a styled map within a given extent to a raster
dataset.
Matthias
On 5/31/17 6:29 PM, Andreas Plesch wrote:
> Responding to myself, I found this processing script in the script
> repository:
>
> htt
Responding to myself, I found this processing script in the script
repository:
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Processing/blob/master/
scripts/Create_rasters_from_canvas_for_each_vector_layer_feature_extent.py
It does almost what I had in mind. Its presence indicates that indeed some
Python scriptin
I feel I am missing a basic function somewhere to "burn" (in gdal terms) a
vector layer as styled by QGIS, for example with labels, to a raster layer
(of some resolution).
The Rasterize (vector to raster) function is based on gdal_rasterize and
does not take into account styling as it focuses on p
