Bug report #21330
Missing hatch, wrong text alignment and line width from DWG import
| Status: | Closed | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Priority: | Normal | ||
| Assignee: |  Jürgen Fischer | ||
| Category: | DWG/DXF import | ||
| Affected QGIS version: | 3.5(master) | Regression?: | No |
| Operating System: | Easy fix?: | No | |
| Pull Request or Patch supplied: | No | Resolution: | |
| Crashes QGIS or corrupts data: | No | Copied to github as #: | 29148 |
Description
When I imported a DWG in Qgis, I noticed the following problems:
- One hatch is missing (exists in attribute table but without geometry)
- The texts are wrongly aligned (centered in Autocad, top left aligned in Qgis)
- The line width (defined in the layer in Autocad) doesn't appear in Qgis
Also the hatch pattern and hatch opacity aren't converted but these are minor issues.
Associated revisions
dwg/dxf import: fix angle and alignment handing of (m)texts
dwg import: force polyline and hatch/ring continuity
dwg import: implement suggestion from #21330
History
#1
Updated by Jürgen Fischer almost 6 years ago
Antoine Lafranchis wrote:
When I imported a DWG in Qgis, I noticed the following problems:
- One hatch is missing (exists in attribute table but without geometry)
- The texts are wrongly aligned (centered in Autocad, top left aligned in Qgis)
was already fixed.
- The line width (defined in the layer in Autocad) doesn't appear in Qgis
That's a more involved problem. polylines (can) have width in map units - but also have a linewidth in render units, which might even be inherited from the layer.
So we have two possibilities for units, but those currently cannot be data defined. In your case the polylines don't have a explicit polyline width. Therefore the width attribute is 0. linewidth is set to 0.5, but currently not used for polylines as the line symbol is set to use width with unit hardwired to map units. The latter wouldn't make sense for linewidth.
All I can offer now is the option change such polyline layers manually - which also only would work, if you don't have mixed cases.
#2
Updated by Antoine Lafranchis almost 6 years ago
- Status changed from Open to Closed
I installed yesterday's build and the missing hatch and misaligned text issues are indeed fixed! Thanks!
For the mixed width/linewidth i found a solution: i add two Simple Line symbols, one with map units and the other with pixels. For the first one i add data-defined 'enable layer' property with expression "width" > 0 and for the second one 'enable layer' is set to "width" = 0.
#3
Updated by Jürgen Fischer almost 6 years ago
Antoine Lafranchis wrote:
For the mixed width/linewidth i found a solution: i add two Simple Line symbols, one with map units and the other with pixels. For the first one i add data-defined 'enable layer' property with expression
"width" > 0and for the second one 'enable layer' is set to"width" = 0.
also implemented. transparency should also be in places - although it's a property of the color, so inheritance of only color or transparency might not work.
#4
Updated by Antoine Lafranchis almost 6 years ago
Thanks for fixing this.
It looks like there is still an issue with transparency applied in lines that should be opaque, but the problem is not in the symbology (it matches the rgba color value in the attribute table). I will create new clean DWG file and if the issue is confirmed I will open another report.