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@ProGeomatics what is delete feature in the qfield app?

I am not sure what you’re trying to do, so I can’t assist you. I don’t know how you came in contact with a “delete feature” maybe it’s a new update, kindly refer to their website.

I understand what you mean. The video you watched is a follow up video for my previous once. Please refer to this other video for step by step instructions on how to get QField cloud setup on your pc; Android: m.th-cam.com/video/Hf2DNveGfJk/w-d-xo.html iOS: m.th-cam.com/video/yIuLe18tQvU/w-d-xo.html Now, you need to create an account on QField website, this account - you will share with your members to login with. The video will show you how to set up QField on your pc, create the project on the cloud and connect your phone (s) to it.

@@ProGeomatics Thank you very much, I will look into it.

I don’t know if that’s question or a complement. But feel free to reach out anytime.

What does it say? You will need to give me specifics or your problem

@@ProGeomatics The code runs fine and does not have any errors. I think the it may be an issue with units (pyproj converting the coordinates to radians rather than meters). Could I send you an email with the code?

@liambaldwin6823 also, check the original crs of your dataset, to be sure you’re moving from the right crs to the right crs. Yes sure you can send it if you’re still stuck with it. Also include what output you’re expecting

Yes it’s the same

Awesome

When working on GUIs, Most GIS programs perform an automated coordinate transformation process when you add your data to it. So it should fall in the right place. But for your question about choosing the right CRS, when coding, you need to understand your GIS data (you can simply import it on QGIS and check its properties to understand it’s original coordinate system). Every collected geospatial data is originally collected on a particular CRS, so you need to explore your data to see what it’s original CRS is before you start to decide if you want to make any reprojections/transformations. The original data CRS (either geographic or projected coordinate system) will be shown in the data properties. You can also do this programmatically but I suggest you start with a GUI to explore the data. As for resources, check out epsg.io for more information about the available CRS.

@@ProGeomatics Thanks.

Yh that’s fine.

@@ProGeomatics Thank you!

Make sure your your layer has attributes or column that has some label data. Also make sure you’ve saved your file and that it’s not a temporary layer

The epsg code for your country can be obtained by googling or check EPSG.io

The epsg code for your country can be obtained by googling or check EPSG.io

The names are usually part of the attribute table. So if your dataset has some column that contains names, then you can label your polygons by the names in that column. But if your data doesn’t have any descriptive columns that can act as names, then you will have to manually create a name column on your attribute table

@@ProGeomatics im so sorry im so lost.. do you another tutorial for this?

Reach out via my email and I will try to assist you.

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Anytime.

Anytime

It’s been a pleasure.

Thank you

You can go online to QField platform and check out the project files. You could even download them directly from the online platform

I mean, after I created points on field at Qfield - Mobile phone, then I couldn't synchnize the data to the Cloud. So, I must plug my mobile in my computer, copy this data to the import folder (Qfield on the Computer). Thanks for a good video!@@ProGeomatics

You need to make sure you have uploaded it from your PC to QField online then on your tablet, sync it. If it persists, it’s probably because we did not upload the project to qfield online properly

It sounds like there’s a disconnect between the QGIS project on the phone and on the laptop. So sorry to hear that. While I am not sure how this occurred, I think you can deal with this by trying; 1. Restarting the QField app on your phone. If possible, logout and login just to be sure you are connected. If that doesn’t work, try; 2. re-uploading your project from laptop to cloud. To do this, go back to QGIs (laptop) and synchronize it by uploading all local files to cloud. Then on your phone, logout and login, then try to synchronize your phone by accepting the cloud data (this means you will lose all changes on your phone). Please try these two steps and let’s see.

As at the recording of the video, it was 3.18. You can still find it by going to the download page and checking the archived versions.

Sorry for the delay in responding and also for the situation you are dealing with. Ok it's important that they upload the data with strong internet. With large datasets, it takes time to upload and update on the cloud project. Similarly, use a good internet to sync the cloud project to the pc. This may also be a bug associated with the platform, if it persists, you could consider reaching out to the support team.

I’m glad to hear that. Stay in touch.

@@ProGeomatics I already did but it's still says "DLL load failed while importing _psycopg: The specified module could not be found." Do I need to uninstall & reinstall it?

Awesome. It’s nice to see the videos have been helpful. I worked for a while with a government agency responsible for designing and building urban roads. So I picked up quite a lot from there