![]() On command line I would do so with the (manually extractable) parameters -tr (cell size) and -tap (pixel alignment), however I have no idea how I would "dynamically" extract them from a different raster. From it's functionality it should be able to align rasters. My research so far: gdalwarp is available. Is there a special way to use the Align rasters tool in the modeler or an alternative that's applicable? In the modeler, I can't access this tool. In QGIS Desktop I can do this using the "Align rasters" tool given in the Raster submenu: I want to align several rasters during a QGIS modeler procedure (currently QGIS 3.16). Honeybear Asks: How can I align rasters in QGIS modeler? The code divides well the polygons that overlap but it seems that "polygon_geometry_ntains" does not work: the result I get is always all the polygons QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(mem_layer) If i != ii and polygon_geometry_ntains(feat_2.geometry().constGet()): Polygon_geometry_engine = QgsGeometry.createGeometryEngine(feat.geometry().constGet()) Mem_layer = QgsVectorLayer(uri,'new_polygons','memory')įeats = įeat.setGeometry(omWkt(new_intersections)) ![]() Uri = "Polygon?crs=epsg:" + str(epsg) + "&field=id:integer""&index=yes"
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