Now right-click on the target layer (or layers if you Shift+left click more layers) and apply the Style -> Paste Styles command. Tip: to "borrow" the graphic style from another layer right-click on the layer with the style you want to copy and go to Style -> Copy Styles. Use a shade of blue (RGB 0099FF for example) for the lines on the coastline, rivers and lakes layers. Remove the Fill for the Fence layer and set the transparency to 0. This is done from the Change Styles menu ( Change Styles icon on the top level menu bar or right-click on layer Style -> Change Styles). This is a proper time to edit the style of our layers. Step 1: Importing files, cropping and styling vector data Ħ. Rivers + lake centerlines - Europe supplement linkĬreating the map in Open JUMP GIS and Inkscape.The background geographic data used in this tutorial is made up of 4 datasets downloaded from the Natural Earth website ( ): This map has been geo-referenced using the WorldMap WARP tool and can be downloaded from this address: download link Map data The reference map used in this tutorial, "British Isles in about 802", is from the Historical Atlas of William Shepherd (Shepherd, William R., 1926, Historical Atlas, New York City: Henry Holt and Company) Open JUMP PLUS 1.8.0 download link or the latest Open JUMP PLUS snapshot download link.It requires some proficiency with Inkscape and basic GIS skills. This tutorial will describe the steps for creating a general historical map of the British Isles using the open-source GIS software Open JUMP and Inkscape.
4.4 Step 4: Adding text and final edits in Inkscape.4.3 Step 3: Reprojecting vector data, creating polygons and exporting the map.4.2 Step 2: Editing and labelling vector data.4.1 Step 1: Importing files, cropping and styling vector data.4 Creating the map in Open JUMP GIS and Inkscape.
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