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| − | QGIS supports a number of symbology renderers to control how
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| − | vector features are displayed. Currently the following renderers
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Single symbol</STRONG>
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| − | <DD>- a single style is applied to every object in the layer.<A NAME="321"></A>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Graduated symbol</STRONG>
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| − | <DD>- objects within the layer are
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| − | displayed with different symbols classified by the values of a
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| − | particular field.<A NAME="322"></A>
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Continuous color</STRONG>
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| − | <DD>- objects within the layer are
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| − | displayed with a spread of colours classified by the numerical
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| − | values within a specified field.<A NAME="323"></A>
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Unique value</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- objects are classified by the unique
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| − | values within a specified field with each value having a
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| − | different symbol.<A NAME="324"></A>
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| − | To change the symbology for a layer, simply double click on its legend
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| − | entry and the vector Layer Properties dialog will be
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| − | shown.<A NAME="327"></A>
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| − | <DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><A NAME="subfig:single_symbol"></A><A NAME="subfig:graduated_symbol"></A><A NAME="subfig:cont_color"></A><A NAME="subfig:unique_val"></A><A NAME="329"></A>
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| − | <TABLE>
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| − | <CAPTION ALIGN="BOTTOM"><STRONG>Figure:</STRONG>
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| − | Symbolizing-options </CAPTION>
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| − | <TR><TD>
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| − | <DIV ALIGN="CENTER">
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| − | [Single symbol] [clip=true, width=0.4]vectorClassifySingle
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| − | [Graduated symbol] [clip=true, width=0.4]vectorClassifyGraduated
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| − | <BR> [Continous color] [clip=true, width=0.4]vectorClassifyContinous
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| − | [Unique value] [clip=true, width=0.4]vectorClassifyUnique</TD></TR>
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| − | </TABLE>
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| − | </DIV>
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| − | Style Options <A NAME="sec:style_options"></A> <A NAME="341"></A>
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| − | Within this dialog you can style your vector layer. Depending on the selected
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| − | rendering option you have the possibility to also classify your mapfeatures.
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| − | At least the following styling options apply for nearly all renderers:
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| − | <DL>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Outline style</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- pen-style for your outline of your feature. you can
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| − | also set this to 'no pen'.
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Outline color</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- color of the ouline of your feature
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Outline width</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- width of your features
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Fill color</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- fill-color of your features.
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| − | </DD>
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| − | <DT><STRONG>Fill style</STRONG></DT>
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| − | <DD>- Style for filling. Beside the given brushes you can
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| − | select Fill style? texture and click the
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| − | button for selecting your own fill-style. Currently the fileformats
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| − | *.jpeg, *.xpm, and *.png are supported.
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| − | </DD>
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| − | </DL>
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| − | Once you have styled your layer you also could save your layer-style to a
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| − | separate file (with *.qml-ending).
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| − | To do this, use the button Save Style .... No need to say that
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| − | Load Style ... loads your saved layer-style-file.
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| − | If you wish to always use a particular style whenever the layer is loaded,
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| − | use the Save As Default button to make your style the default. Also,
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| − | if you make changes to the style that you are not happy with, use the Restore
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| − | Default Styel button to revert to your default style.
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| − | Vector transparency <A NAME="sec:vect_transparency"></A> <A NAME="354"></A>
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| − | QGIS allows to set a transparency for every vector layer. This can be done with
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| − | the slider Transparency020mm inside the symbology tab (see fig. <A HREF="node15.html#fig:vector_symbology">10</A>).
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| − | This is very useful for overlaying several vector layers.
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