I have used the same method for a long time. I then preferred to switch to geopackage. It is much better. The level structure is contained in the project (qmz) including all the styles data.
I wonder what's going on in this world that your like button hasn't blown up yet. Perfect explanation on every topic. Thanks a lot for your videos! 👌 BTW, I'm a spanish speaking native and got everything you say though.
Kind sir, I have a question. If I used a map from the web, specifically from the QuickMapServices plugin map, should I do something so that when I send or use the project folder on another computer it will still be available? Or will it immediately be included when I save the project? By the way, thank you very much for this video.
If i have pictures attached in my project, how can make them to be open on another laptop? Because even when I change the path, attribute table still has the old path...
Thanks for showing your directory structure and folder naming conventions. Very useful when projects have lots of files!
I have used the same method for a long time. I then preferred to switch to geopackage. It is much better. The level structure is contained in the project (qmz) including all the styles data.
Really handy to see the project structure you use - answers my questions about how to share QGIS projects around cleanly, thanks!
I wonder what's going on in this world that your like button hasn't blown up yet. Perfect explanation on every topic. Thanks a lot for your videos! 👌 BTW, I'm a spanish speaking native and got everything you say though.
Muchas gracias amigo.
Thank youu very muchh!!!!! Have a nice day
Kind sir, I have a question. If I used a map from the web, specifically from the QuickMapServices plugin map, should I do something so that when I send or use the project folder on another computer it will still be available? Or will it immediately be included when I save the project?
By the way, thank you very much for this video.
If i have pictures attached in my project, how can make them to be open on another laptop? Because even when I change the path, attribute table still has the old path...
Can we upload and store tiffs in qgis to share the project As rasters are too big to share on email?
Thanks so much, that really helped :)
Nicely explained