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I am trying to print out a network map using black/white hatching patterns, similar to Black/white hatching pattern fills in QGis but for Lines. Is there some trick I can use?

qgis symbology line fill

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I am trying to print out a network map using black/white hatching patterns, similar to Black/white hatching pattern fills in QGis but for Lines. Is there some trick I can use?

qgis symbology line fill

share|improve this question

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

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asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

add a comment | 

I am trying to print out a network map using black/white hatching patterns, similar to Black/white hatching pattern fills in QGis but for Lines. Is there some trick I can use?

qgis symbology line fill

share|improve this question

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

1,913614

asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

share|improve this question

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

1,913614

asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

share|improve this question

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

1,913614

asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

1,913614

edited Apr 19 at 18:52

snaileater

1,913614

asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

asked Apr 18 at 2:23

prusswanprusswan

1807

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If you want to create a hatched line with a border you need to layer 3 linestyles (you can add them with the green "+" button). Your first (bottom) layer must be a simple black continuous line, set to a certain width (let's say 5).

If your lines have bends in them, be sure to set the connection-style to round (apologies, I do not know the correct English terms).

Your second layer needs to be a white continuous line that is placed on top of the black line to create the illusion of a black bordered line. This second layer needs to be a little narrower than the black one (4,25 for example).

Your third and top layer is the hatched pattern. For this you need to pick a simple vertical line symbol and give it an angle and also make sure the width reaches the "borders".

With this grouped line symbol you can change the line width of the whole thing, no need to change each layer individually.

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answered Apr 18 at 7:34

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  thanks, I came up with something similar, but did not manage to set the rotation (relative to direction of the line segment) properly - absolute rotation does not work well when the line segment is in the same direction
  
  – prusswan
  22 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

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to achieve this result:

• Open layer properties (right click on layer > properties)




• Go to the tab Symbology

And set properties to folowing:

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If you want to create a hatched line with a border you need to layer 3 linestyles (you can add them with the green "+" button). Your first (bottom) layer must be a simple black continuous line, set to a certain width (let's say 5).

If your lines have bends in them, be sure to set the connection-style to round (apologies, I do not know the correct English terms).

Your second layer needs to be a white continuous line that is placed on top of the black line to create the illusion of a black bordered line. This second layer needs to be a little narrower than the black one (4,25 for example).

Your third and top layer is the hatched pattern. For this you need to pick a simple vertical line symbol and give it an angle and also make sure the width reaches the "borders".

With this grouped line symbol you can change the line width of the whole thing, no need to change each layer individually.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 18 at 7:43

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  thanks, I came up with something similar, but did not manage to set the rotation (relative to direction of the line segment) properly - absolute rotation does not work well when the line segment is in the same direction
  
  – prusswan
  22 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

6

If you want to create a hatched line with a border you need to layer 3 linestyles (you can add them with the green "+" button). Your first (bottom) layer must be a simple black continuous line, set to a certain width (let's say 5).

If your lines have bends in them, be sure to set the connection-style to round (apologies, I do not know the correct English terms).

Your second layer needs to be a white continuous line that is placed on top of the black line to create the illusion of a black bordered line. This second layer needs to be a little narrower than the black one (4,25 for example).

Your third and top layer is the hatched pattern. For this you need to pick a simple vertical line symbol and give it an angle and also make sure the width reaches the "borders".

With this grouped line symbol you can change the line width of the whole thing, no need to change each layer individually.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 18 at 7:43

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  thanks, I came up with something similar, but did not manage to set the rotation (relative to direction of the line segment) properly - absolute rotation does not work well when the line segment is in the same direction
  
  – prusswan
  22 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

If you want to create a hatched line with a border you need to layer 3 linestyles (you can add them with the green "+" button). Your first (bottom) layer must be a simple black continuous line, set to a certain width (let's say 5).

If your lines have bends in them, be sure to set the connection-style to round (apologies, I do not know the correct English terms).

Your second layer needs to be a white continuous line that is placed on top of the black line to create the illusion of a black bordered line. This second layer needs to be a little narrower than the black one (4,25 for example).

Your third and top layer is the hatched pattern. For this you need to pick a simple vertical line symbol and give it an angle and also make sure the width reaches the "borders".

With this grouped line symbol you can change the line width of the whole thing, no need to change each layer individually.

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 18 at 7:43

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

share|improve this answer

edited Apr 18 at 7:43

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

answered Apr 18 at 7:34

Konan PruiksmaKonan Pruiksma

44927

7

to achieve this result:

• Open layer properties (right click on layer > properties)




• Go to the tab Symbology

And set properties to folowing:

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128

add a comment | 

7

to achieve this result:

• Open layer properties (right click on layer > properties)




• Go to the tab Symbology

And set properties to folowing:

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128

add a comment | 

to achieve this result:

• Open layer properties (right click on layer > properties)




• Go to the tab Symbology

And set properties to folowing:

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128

share|improve this answer

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128

answered Apr 18 at 7:02

PieterBPieterB

3,1801128