Hi, I do not focus on the development side but you can take a look at the qGIS documentation to get you started: docs.qgis.org/3.34/en/docs/developers_guide/index.html
I am working on digitizing houses. I am wondering if i would choose points or polygons as type of the feature class. Any advice ? Do you have a youtube link that includes digitizing houses or building please?
It depends on the scale. If you are working at a small scale (e.g. 1:50 000) then a point is normally enough. If you work at a larger scale (e.g. 1:500), you are zoomed in enough to digitise the outline of buildings. It really depends on what you want to do.
@@gisatup9675 Thanks for giving me the answer but i have another question please: I created a feature called called landmark and its type is point. I want to use it to digitize the buildings of the map. While i digitize i need to make it in a way to have options to choose automatically between three options : Residential Buildings & Educational Buildings and Institutional Buildings. Every time i open the attribute table i want to automatically choose between any of these 3 options rather than writing them. What should i do ? I have to create domain at the geodatabase where i saved the feature class ?
@@ghassanjenainaty4212 When you create the feature class you can set up the attribute field to capture this information. If you then store your feature class in a gdb, you can set up domains that allow you to automatically populate the attributes.
Great content, could you please make a video on how to use coding programs to adjust and change or add tools and adjustments to the spatial software
Hi, I do not focus on the development side but you can take a look at the qGIS documentation to get you started: docs.qgis.org/3.34/en/docs/developers_guide/index.html
I am working on digitizing houses. I am wondering if i would choose points or polygons as type of the feature class. Any advice ? Do you have a youtube link that includes digitizing houses or building please?
It depends on the scale. If you are working at a small scale (e.g. 1:50 000) then a point is normally enough. If you work at a larger scale (e.g. 1:500), you are zoomed in enough to digitise the outline of buildings. It really depends on what you want to do.
@@gisatup9675 Thanks for giving me the answer but i have another question please: I created a feature called called landmark and its type is point. I want to use it to digitize the buildings of the map. While i digitize i need to make it in a way to have options to choose automatically between three options : Residential Buildings & Educational Buildings and Institutional Buildings. Every time i open the attribute table i want to automatically choose between any of these 3 options rather than writing them. What should i do ? I have to create domain at the geodatabase where i saved the feature class ?
@@ghassanjenainaty4212 When you create the feature class you can set up the attribute field to capture this information. If you then store your feature class in a gdb, you can set up domains that allow you to automatically populate the attributes.