Generate Start and End Points in QGIS for LineStrings
I wanted to create start and endpoints in QGIS for a Linestring shapefile.
I tried using the QChainage plugin but was not useful.
Can someone suggest a tool?
qgis shapefile
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
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I wanted to create start and endpoints in QGIS for a Linestring shapefile.
I tried using the QChainage plugin but was not useful.
Can someone suggest a tool?
qgis shapefile
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
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add a comment |
I wanted to create start and endpoints in QGIS for a Linestring shapefile.
I tried using the QChainage plugin but was not useful.
Can someone suggest a tool?
qgis shapefile
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
I wanted to create start and endpoints in QGIS for a Linestring shapefile.
I tried using the QChainage plugin but was not useful.
Can someone suggest a tool?
qgis shapefile
qgis shapefile
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
edited Dec 20 at 4:16
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
21.6k31951
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
asked Dec 16 at 23:00
Duffer
716
716
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You can also use a Virtual layer (Data Source Manager > Virtual Layer) with SQL:
select id, st_endpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
union
select id, st_startpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
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Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
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If you have QGIS 3.4 you can use Extract specific vertices tool to extract the endpoints by inputting 0, -1 at the vertex indices as you can see below:
The tool is located in Processing toolbox -> Vector geometry -> Extract specific vertices tool.
The input is a polyline composing of several segments
Using the above tool with 0,-1 indices provides the endpoints only:
answered Dec 17 at 1:07
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You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points for this. Select node and adjust minimum distance.
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
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You can also use a Virtual layer (Data Source Manager > Virtual Layer) with SQL:
select id, st_endpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
union
select id, st_startpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
add a comment |
You can also use a Virtual layer (Data Source Manager > Virtual Layer) with SQL:
select id, st_endpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
union
select id, st_startpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
add a comment |
You can also use a Virtual layer (Data Source Manager > Virtual Layer) with SQL:
select id, st_endpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
union
select id, st_startpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
You can also use a Virtual layer (Data Source Manager > Virtual Layer) with SQL:
select id, st_endpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
union
select id, st_startpoint(geometry) as geometry from lineshp
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
answered Dec 17 at 8:44
Jakob
5,54811437
5,54811437
Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
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Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Thanks, worked like a charm
– Duffer
Dec 17 at 23:28
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
Feel free to mark this answer as accepted if this answered your question the best.
– MrXsquared
11 hours ago
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If you have QGIS 3.4 you can use Extract specific vertices tool to extract the endpoints by inputting 0, -1 at the vertex indices as you can see below:
The tool is located in Processing toolbox -> Vector geometry -> Extract specific vertices tool.
The input is a polyline composing of several segments
Using the above tool with 0,-1 indices provides the endpoints only:
answered Dec 17 at 1:07
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
add a comment |
If you have QGIS 3.4 you can use Extract specific vertices tool to extract the endpoints by inputting 0, -1 at the vertex indices as you can see below:
The tool is located in Processing toolbox -> Vector geometry -> Extract specific vertices tool.
The input is a polyline composing of several segments
Using the above tool with 0,-1 indices provides the endpoints only:
answered Dec 17 at 1:07
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
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If you have QGIS 3.4 you can use Extract specific vertices tool to extract the endpoints by inputting 0, -1 at the vertex indices as you can see below:
The tool is located in Processing toolbox -> Vector geometry -> Extract specific vertices tool.
The input is a polyline composing of several segments
Using the above tool with 0,-1 indices provides the endpoints only:
answered Dec 17 at 1:07
ahmadhanb
21.6k31951
If you have QGIS 3.4 you can use Extract specific vertices tool to extract the endpoints by inputting 0, -1 at the vertex indices as you can see below:
The tool is located in Processing toolbox -> Vector geometry -> Extract specific vertices tool.
The input is a polyline composing of several segments
Using the above tool with 0,-1 indices provides the endpoints only:
answered Dec 17 at 1:07
ahmadhanb
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answered Dec 17 at 1:07
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answered Dec 17 at 1:07
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You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points for this. Select node and adjust minimum distance.
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
MrXsquared
707216
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You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points for this. Select node and adjust minimum distance.
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
MrXsquared
707216
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You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points for this. Select node and adjust minimum distance.
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
MrXsquared
707216
You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points for this. Select node and adjust minimum distance.
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
MrXsquared
707216
answered Dec 16 at 23:10
MrXsquared
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answered Dec 16 at 23:10
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answered Dec 16 at 23:10
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