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Thanks all for your speedy weekend replies! The points to paths plugin is the easy answer I'm looking for. It's pretty straight forward to convert a line defined by two points to a series of points in GRASS, but converting them back to a multinode line was the stumbling block. Drawing them manually didn't appeal.<br><br>Does the points to paths line appear in v1.7.4? I can't currently see it, although Martin Dobias' sandbox is not loading this evening...<br><br>Cheers,<br>M<br><div><br>> Zirneklitis wrote:<br>> <br>> Another option: Spreadsheet + trigonometry + Add Delimited Text Layer <br>> plug-in (+ Points to Paths plug-in)<br>> <br>> K.<br>> <br>> Kris Nackaerts wrote:<br>> > ..<br>> > I would opt to use PostGIS as backend. ..<br>> ><br>> > If you like working with python, Shapely could be an option too, ..<br>> >..<br>> >><br>> >> From: qgis-user-bounces@lists.osgeo.org<br>> >> [mailto:qgis-user-bounces@lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Michael<br>> >> Spencer<br>> >> ..<br>> >> I'm trying to create a .gpx route along a straight line, but with a<br>> >> node ~100m. i.e. I have a transect and wish to survey every 100m. How<br>> >> can I split straight polylines with a node every 100m, but keep the<br>> >> same line?<br>> >>..<br></div> </div></body>
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