Monday, 17 September 2018

qgis - Polygon in specific size


I have the task of inserting a polygon in a map with a specific size. My idea is to simply "draw" a polygon and keep on enhacing its size, until it reaches the size I actually want to be. Its basically an easy task, but i'm wondering if i could directly have the polygon in the size i want it to be. I went through the vector-tools, but nothing seemed to do the trick. I'm using QGIS 2.18.3 (Las Palmas)



Answer



You can use QAD Plugin to draw a regular polygon with a specific area. For example, if you want to draw a polygon with an area of 50000 square meter you can do the following:



  1. Select regular polygon as you can see below: enter image description here


  2. Specify the number of edges at the command line below (I chose 6), and click enter enter image description here

  3. Specify Center of the polygon or Edge: clicked on target position on the screen

  4. Enter an option [Inscibed in Circle/Circumscribed about circle/Area]: Choose Area enter image description here

  5. Enter the polygon area: Choose the specific area you want, 50000 for example


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