QGIS 3.4 : Add points to exact locations?
I would like to add several coordinates at specific British National Grid Easting and Northing values. I know this can be done by bringing in a .csv, but I want to know is there a way to manually enter the numbers in QGIS 3.4, and then the point moves to that location ? I've read that in QGIS 2.x there was a plugin called Numerical Vertex Editor that doesn't seem to exist for 3.x ?
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I would like to add several coordinates at specific British National Grid Easting and Northing values. I know this can be done by bringing in a .csv, but I want to know is there a way to manually enter the numbers in QGIS 3.4, and then the point moves to that location ? I've read that in QGIS 2.x there was a plugin called Numerical Vertex Editor that doesn't seem to exist for 3.x ?
qgis-3
edited 13 hours ago
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asked 14 hours ago
DerekDerek
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I would like to add several coordinates at specific British National Grid Easting and Northing values. I know this can be done by bringing in a .csv, but I want to know is there a way to manually enter the numbers in QGIS 3.4, and then the point moves to that location ? I've read that in QGIS 2.x there was a plugin called Numerical Vertex Editor that doesn't seem to exist for 3.x ?
qgis-3
edited 13 hours ago
J. Monticolo
773113
asked 14 hours ago
DerekDerek
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I would like to add several coordinates at specific British National Grid Easting and Northing values. I know this can be done by bringing in a .csv, but I want to know is there a way to manually enter the numbers in QGIS 3.4, and then the point moves to that location ? I've read that in QGIS 2.x there was a plugin called Numerical Vertex Editor that doesn't seem to exist for 3.x ?
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In QGIS 3.x, create a point, choose the node tool, right-click on a snapped point and select Vertex editor.
A new panel appear and you can enter the true coordinates.
answered 14 hours ago
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The node tool has been mentioned. You can also use the "Advanced Digitizing panel" and lock the X and Y fields. Use the second button to lock continuously. Then your point will go to these coordinates.
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There is a neat plugin that does a fantastic one-dialog job, Lat Lon Tools. Would be great if it was Core.
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In QGIS 3.x, create a point, choose the node tool, right-click on a snapped point and select Vertex editor.
A new panel appear and you can enter the true coordinates.
answered 14 hours ago
J. MonticoloJ. Monticolo
773113
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In QGIS 3.x, create a point, choose the node tool, right-click on a snapped point and select Vertex editor.
A new panel appear and you can enter the true coordinates.
answered 14 hours ago
J. MonticoloJ. Monticolo
773113
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In QGIS 3.x, create a point, choose the node tool, right-click on a snapped point and select Vertex editor.
A new panel appear and you can enter the true coordinates.
answered 14 hours ago
J. MonticoloJ. Monticolo
773113
In QGIS 3.x, create a point, choose the node tool, right-click on a snapped point and select Vertex editor.
A new panel appear and you can enter the true coordinates.
answered 14 hours ago
J. MonticoloJ. Monticolo
773113
answered 14 hours ago
J. MonticoloJ. Monticolo
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The node tool has been mentioned. You can also use the "Advanced Digitizing panel" and lock the X and Y fields. Use the second button to lock continuously. Then your point will go to these coordinates.
answered 13 hours ago
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The node tool has been mentioned. You can also use the "Advanced Digitizing panel" and lock the X and Y fields. Use the second button to lock continuously. Then your point will go to these coordinates.
answered 13 hours ago
etrimailleetrimaille
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The node tool has been mentioned. You can also use the "Advanced Digitizing panel" and lock the X and Y fields. Use the second button to lock continuously. Then your point will go to these coordinates.
answered 13 hours ago
etrimailleetrimaille
1,330617
The node tool has been mentioned. You can also use the "Advanced Digitizing panel" and lock the X and Y fields. Use the second button to lock continuously. Then your point will go to these coordinates.
answered 13 hours ago
etrimailleetrimaille
1,330617
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There is a neat plugin that does a fantastic one-dialog job, Lat Lon Tools. Would be great if it was Core.
answered 14 hours ago
Gabriel C.Gabriel C.
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There is a neat plugin that does a fantastic one-dialog job, Lat Lon Tools. Would be great if it was Core.
answered 14 hours ago
Gabriel C.Gabriel C.
1,202320
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There is a neat plugin that does a fantastic one-dialog job, Lat Lon Tools. Would be great if it was Core.
answered 14 hours ago
Gabriel C.Gabriel C.
1,202320
There is a neat plugin that does a fantastic one-dialog job, Lat Lon Tools. Would be great if it was Core.
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