Geographic Information Systems Asked by Duffer on August 10, 2021
I want 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?
You can use the GRASS tool v.to.points
for this. Select node
and adjust minimum distance
.
Answered by MrXsquared on August 10, 2021
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 by ahmadhanb on August 10, 2021
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 by Jakob on August 10, 2021
You can also use expressions start_point()
and end_point()
to create start- and endpoints of your lines. Use this expression to get both at once:
union (
end_point ( $geometry ),
start_point ( $geometry )
)
Paste this expression on an additional symbol layer on your line layer to create points for visualization purpose only (see screenshot) or create a new layer with actual point geometries using Menu Processing / Toolbox / Geometry by expression
and using the same expression.
Answered by Babel on August 10, 2021
Use these expressions in the attribute table:
As easy as that.
Answered by tomanuk on August 10, 2021
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