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Revision as of 00:21, 20 April 2021
Tool Description
TUFLOW Viewer offers a tool to batch export plots using a ve tor layer. This includes the ability to plot from results that have not been loaded into QGIS yet.
The tool will use whatever the current plot settings are when it exports the plot. This includes line styles, axis settings, and legend settings. The export can also be to csv files, in which case the plot settings won't have any effect on the export. The tool currently only supports the standard time series (from a point layer) or standard cross-sections (from a line layer).
- GIS Layer: Vector layer containing features used for extracting results
- Name Attribute: Name attribute field used as file name for export and chart title. If -None- is selected, the tool use the feature FID.
- Result Mesh: Mesh layers to extract data from. Can choose to add from a file that is not yet loaded into QGIS. Only results that are selected in the list will be processed.
- Add from a file: Button to browse to results that are not already present in QGIS. If no result layer at all is present in QGIS, Result Types and Timestep comboboxes are not populated. It is recommended that at least one result is loaded so that these are populated which makes selecting appropriate options easier.
- Result Types: Result types for plotting e.g. bed elevation, water level. Can select from the dropdown if results are loaded in QGIS or user can type them (for more than one, separate result types with ';;' e.g. Water Level;;Velocity
- Time Step: Output time step for cross section plotting (not used for time series). Required for cross-sections. If no results are present in QGIS, then user will need to input a timestep manually.
- Export: Choose either all features or only currently selected features (in QGIS map window) to iterate through
- Format: Choose either CSV or Image
- Output Folder: Folder location for outputs
Examples
File:Plotting Batch Export Plots Example.gif
