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Check a fire2a algorithm’s html log from WSL
Did you accidentally close the algorithm’s dialog window, and at reopening the execution log is gone? We got you covered:
- Open the log messages panel
- Look for the
fire2a
tab - Each algorithm execution is timestamped, identified by its name and the location of its log file, copy the location of the log file
- Open a terminal and navigate to the log file location
- Start a python http server to visualize the html log file back in windows
cd /tmp/processing_vYybGp/8a8bd04a438641cf8a780de0dbe7eea6/InstanceDirectory/results python3 -m http.server Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 (http://0.0.0.0:8000/) ... 127.0.0.1 - - [24/Jan/2025 22:48:48] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 - # stop the server with Ctrl+C or closing the terminal
- Back on Windows, open your favorite web-browser (firefox) and open http://localhost:8000/
Animate a vector layer to record a fire spread video
- Simulate a fire with propagation scars and/or propagation digraph
- Create a datetime (or date if datetime not available) type field in the vector layer attribute table
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Fill the field with a formula similar to:
now() + make_interval(minutes:=time) now() + make_interval(days:=time)
- Open the “Temporal” setting of the layer to use this field as the temporal field
- Open the “Time Manager” feature in QGIS
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Additional layer styling: make the polygons semi transparent and add borders |
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example of attribute table with datetime field |
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example layer temporal controller |
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example QGIS animation controller |
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Override QGIS language
Sometimes weird things happen because translations are not fully compatible (for example non-posix characters like “ “,á,é,ñ,ö,etc.). We recommend installing the default English QGIS, else you can override the locale like this:
- From qgis menu, click Settings > Options > General > Override System Locale & User interface translation : Make sure is “American English”