John S. Hansen Posted November 26, 2021 Share Posted November 26, 2021 Public GIS data in Denmark is often only accessible in 10 kilometer x 10 kilometer squares and pretty high resolution. That results after a (very) slow import and spending a lot of time cutting "Per side" deleting unwanted data. I suggest a small addition to the cut tool: recktangular cut Function: Select a rectangel and delete everything outside the rectangle. A sample file with an imported dataset attached. (as well as the dataset downloaded from the public service) curves.zip 1 Quote Link to comment
0 zoomer Posted November 26, 2021 Share Posted November 26, 2021 I would draw a Rectangle, do a Marquee Selection over the Rectangle, Edit > Selection > Invert Selection. You may better do an ALT+ Selection to also get objects exceeding the rectangle before inverting the Selection and deleting. Otherwise you may accidentally delete objects from inside the Rectangle. Objects that extend the Rectangle could be cut with the Cutter Tool and deleted later. But your suggestion with cutting first seams reasonable too. Quote Link to comment
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Public GIS data in Denmark is often only accessible in 10 kilometer x 10 kilometer squares and pretty high resolution.
That results after a (very) slow import and spending a lot of time cutting "Per side" deleting unwanted data.
I suggest a small addition to the cut tool: recktangular cut
Function: Select a rectangel and delete everything outside the rectangle.
A sample file with an imported dataset attached.
(as well as the dataset downloaded from the public service)
curves.zip
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