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QGIS Linestring rendering curves between vertex
Lines will not stop curving, can't draw a straight lineQPJ files on ESRI softwareHow to draw a simple bus network that works with pgRouting?Find the closest line vertex from the linestring using PostGISNeed to combine the lines created by Vector grid in QGIS into one polylinePolygonize, Polylines to Polygons, and Dangling EndsMerging two linestrings gives Geometry type error in MMQGIS?Splitting area polygons into line segments in QGIS for using to edit OpenStreetMapMeasuring / calculating curvature of linestring using QGIS?
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I'm sure I hit a setting somewhere, but now I can't fix it.
When a linestring shp file is rendered in QGIS it adds curves between my verticies... I want straight lines. How do I turn this off?
In the image below, the yellow is a GPX track, and the blue is shp file I created using Save Feature As -> Shape File
qgis linestring curved
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I'm sure I hit a setting somewhere, but now I can't fix it.
When a linestring shp file is rendered in QGIS it adds curves between my verticies... I want straight lines. How do I turn this off?
In the image below, the yellow is a GPX track, and the blue is shp file I created using Save Feature As -> Shape File
qgis linestring curved
could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52
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I'm sure I hit a setting somewhere, but now I can't fix it.
When a linestring shp file is rendered in QGIS it adds curves between my verticies... I want straight lines. How do I turn this off?
In the image below, the yellow is a GPX track, and the blue is shp file I created using Save Feature As -> Shape File
qgis linestring curved
I'm sure I hit a setting somewhere, but now I can't fix it.
When a linestring shp file is rendered in QGIS it adds curves between my verticies... I want straight lines. How do I turn this off?
In the image below, the yellow is a GPX track, and the blue is shp file I created using Save Feature As -> Shape File
qgis linestring curved
qgis linestring curved
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could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52
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could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52
could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52
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Apparently I accidentally clicked the "Curved Arrows" Function in the layer styling options. Had nothing to do with the export, everything to do with the rendering.
Check box, second to the bottom:
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Apparently I accidentally clicked the "Curved Arrows" Function in the layer styling options. Had nothing to do with the export, everything to do with the rendering.
Check box, second to the bottom:
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Apparently I accidentally clicked the "Curved Arrows" Function in the layer styling options. Had nothing to do with the export, everything to do with the rendering.
Check box, second to the bottom:
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Apparently I accidentally clicked the "Curved Arrows" Function in the layer styling options. Had nothing to do with the export, everything to do with the rendering.
Check box, second to the bottom:
Apparently I accidentally clicked the "Curved Arrows" Function in the layer styling options. Had nothing to do with the export, everything to do with the rendering.
Check box, second to the bottom:
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could you also post a screenshot from your export window in order for others to be able to see your options?
– vagvaf
Jul 13 at 14:50
I just re-exported, and it worked fine this time... I'll see if I can recreate...
– user94812
Jul 13 at 14:52