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Hi again! <br><br>My input maps (two .tiff and one .shp) makes a pile, they cover each other looking from upside, when i put them in the display i can see them only with transparency. What I want is to export them all together in <u>one</u> file (so that they can keep their reference between them) in an appropriate format so as to insert them in a 3D edit program (with no reference system, thats why i want to export them all together and not one by one) and use them <u>seperately</u> (that's why r.patch can't be useful). Imagine that you look the output file from the side, you see 3 different layers (the top, the middle and the lower) that you can use furtherly (p.e. give them volumes). I think it is a bit challenge!<br><br><br><br><br><br><div>> From: neteler@osgeo.org<br>> Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2011 11:55:34 +0200<br>> Subject: Re: [GRASS-user] simultaneous raster maps export<br>> To: netsagief@hotmail.com<br>> CC: grass-user@lists.osgeo.org<br>> <br>> 2011/9/23 giannis Nj <netsagief@hotmail.com>:<br>> > Hi Marcus and thanks for the answer,<br>> ><br>> > i tried your tip but this doesn't work for me, because my firstly imported<br>> > .tiff layers mostly cover one another, they are not just side-by-side,<br>> <br>> Ah, I understood you wanted a *stack* of maps.<br>> <br>> <br>> > so if<br>> > i make them one file i won't be able to use them seperately in the covered<br>> > areas.<br>> <br>> So the input maps are side by side? Then you want to mosaik them<br>> with r.patch.<br>> <br>> > Also i want to add a .shp file on top of them and export all together<br>> > in one schema. I don't know if it is clear what i want,<br>> <br>> Not much, say, I don't know what a "schema" means.<br>> <br>> > but it is very simple in close-source gis.<br>> <br>> Like so in open source GIS once we know what you wish :)<br>> <br>> Markus<br></div> </div></body>
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