GIS is getting more and more powerful, and looks like it is doing what we try to do in programmes like aven and loch. So I can take the output from therion like the pdf and get it into QGIS, but I have to manually do it bbox seems to give the promise of coordinates however export map -format bbox gives the error therion: error -- thconfig [16] -- format not supported -- bbox If this does what I believe it should it would help. However, I was hoping that some of the more common formats could be supported, web research shows that goepdf exist, so hopefully this could be easily implemented. Although I'm not sure QGIS supports it, but here are pages describing how to convert it to geoTIFF and geoJPG getting these directly as an export would be even better. I also see that therion exports models and maps as shapefiles (esri) but again they seem not to have the coordinates in either? Am i missing something? Sorry I'm, just starting on this journey and already seem to be going round in circles thanks Andrew
I’ve had success exporting to ESRI shape files and adding them as a vector layer in QGIS. It only shows the outline. For example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ctj8i010feukcc/Screenshot%202019-10-01%20at%2013.... I didn’t experience any issues with missing coordinates, so I’m not sure I can help you there. The only thing I can think of is, are you using the same grid in therion & QGIS? Olly
On 1 Oct 2019, at 13:01, Andrew Atkinson <andrew@wotcc.org.uk> wrote:
GIS is getting more and more powerful, and looks like it is doing what we try to do in programmes like aven and loch.
So I can take the output from therion like the pdf and get it into QGIS, but I have to manually do it
bbox seems to give the promise of coordinates however
export map -format bbox
gives the error
therion: error -- thconfig [16] -- format not supported -- bbox
If this does what I believe it should it would help.
However, I was hoping that some of the more common formats could be supported, web research shows that goepdf exist, so hopefully this could be easily implemented. Although I'm not sure QGIS supports it, but here are pages describing how to convert it to geoTIFF and geoJPG getting these directly as an export would be even better.
I also see that therion exports models and maps as shapefiles (esri) but again they seem not to have the coordinates in either?
Am i missing something?
Sorry I'm, just starting on this journey and already seem to be going round in circles
thanks
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Okay so it looks like it might be my lack of knowledge, that is good to know, I can keep trying. I have to say I do find the co-ordinate system a little confusing in QGIS, so that is probably it, but I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong thanks Andrew On 01/10/2019 13:57, Oliver Legg wrote:
I’ve had success exporting to ESRI shape files and adding them as a vector layer in QGIS.
It only shows the outline. For example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ctj8i010feukcc/Screenshot%202019-10-01%20at%2013....
I didn’t experience any issues with missing coordinates, so I’m not sure I can help you there. The only thing I can think of is, are you using the same grid in therion & QGIS?
Olly
On 01/10/2019 13:57, Oliver Legg wrote:
I’ve had success exporting to ESRI shape files and adding them as a vector layer in QGIS.
Okay so have I now, well I think that I had before, but had not found the method to find it. In my thconfig file I'm using export model -cs EPSG:27700 -fmt esri -output BagpitModel.shp Inside that directory I'm importing shots3d.shp to QGIS. On import I get the error CRS was undefined: defaulting to CRS EPSG:4326 - WGS 84 So I then have to set it manually to EPSG:27700. It still in the middle of the Atlantic, which feels like a datum error in the file, but probably my incompetence. Its also in a 2d plain, but not even started to go there yet. Andrew
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