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line split as equal parts or distance
I have road data and trying split line as equal parts or distance.Is there any way for do this?
Best answer by geosander
I think you need the IterativeSnipper_2013, because then you can split it in equal parts of length x. It's basically the Snipper (that @david_r mentioned) applied over and over again.
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There's also the LineDivider by @takashi, which probably is more efficient.
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+7I think you need the IterativeSnipper_2013, because then you can split it in equal parts of length x. It's basically the Snipper (that @david_r mentioned) applied over and over again.
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There's also the LineDivider by @takashi, which probably is more efficient.
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I think you need the IterativeSnipper_2013, because then you can split it in equal parts of length x. It's basically the Snipper (that @david_r mentioned) applied over and over again.
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There's also the LineDivider by @takashi, which probably is more efficient.
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Thank you for your solution.. I used LineDivider.. it worked
+59- Safer
That's an awesome typo - missing the space between "distance." and "Is" creates a URL that is really interesting to visit!
+1Thank you for your solution.. I used LineDivider.. it worked
Thank you, This worked great for me too. I think it's important to point out that it operates with the distance unit default to the coordinate system of the data, so it is usually best to re-project the data into a system that is meter based, if you want to use those units.
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