Geographic Information Systems Asked by ignis-fatuus on January 19, 2021
I was reading a report and I came across a figure that I quite liked the look of. I found that the author uses a black border for all of their polygons coupled with inside colored lines which just hug the outside borders. I have been trying to approximate this effect in QGIS 3.16 but have thus far not been successful.
Does anyone know if this effect can be achieved via QGIS?
Correct answer by Christophe P. on January 19, 2021
The process is simple. You need to do the following:
original layer -> Duplicate Layer
Simple fill -> Fill Color -> Transparent
.Symbol layer type
to Shapeburst fill
. Select the color for the top fill and transparent color for the second fill, and change the Set distance
to 3 for example.Single symbol
to Categorized
, and select the field to categorize. In this example, Id
field was used, and click on Classify
.Here is the result:
Update
If you want to avoid creating a duplicate layer, change Categorized
to Rule-based
Style, then Add Symbol
using the Green plus at the bottom, double click the symbol, select Simple fill, and finally select Transparent fill.
You will have the same effect.
Answered by ahmadhanb on January 19, 2021
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