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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- The SLYR plugin from North Road allows you to convert esri filetypes like .lyr and .mxd to QGIS. It's incredibly easy to use and in this video we'll have a look at some of the functionality. A big thank you to North Road for providing access to this version for me :-)
Check out the differences between .qml and .qlr on Randal's blog here:
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You are the shit man!!!! I am your believer. Thanks For doing it
Haha thanks. I just made a video. It's North Road and Nyall Dawson that put the real work in plus all the backers of the project! :)
Thank´s...
Always a pleasure :-)
How can I download it?
Head on over to the mighty North Road site! north-road.com/slyr/
in this video，you use the community version or full version?
This is the full version yunjin. The community version can be seen in videos 1 and 2 of the series. See North Road's site (link in the description) as more features will be released to the community version as funding targets are met.
requires a license. Whereas QGIS is open source. 😒
But there is a freeware release plan and with the community edition you can convert style dbs th-cam.com/video/FEGso40qrQc/w-d-xo.html
@@burdGIS is it possible to export a .mxd file to a file that can be read in Qgis with the community version?
Hi Michele, I'm not sure where the community version is up to now. Once certain thresholds are reached more features are made available to the community. Check the documentation and see what's possible now :-) Let me know how you get on.