How did you download that OSM roads data and imported into QGIS?

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great job Prof Senn. Are you open for research collaboration?

Which type of strain u r working on and kindly tell me about primers

where can I find other chapters for plant propagation?

Thanks! super helpful!

Thanks very helpful

Nice tutorial, but it doesn't fulfill my needs. Beside the parcel polygons, I would like to export also parcel numbers. So far, I haven't found any solution, only Project->Import/Export->Export Project to DXF... but I can't export only selected area of interest.

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Great video, the program works great

Thanks for this highly informative video. Other observation: Wow, Del, Aesop, Outkast, and Slick Rick. Scientists listen to the best hip hop

thanks for very useful vido please can you give us name of the protocol for dna extraction

where did you get the download?

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Very helpful. Thank you

Hello u have extracted DNA from soil, whose dna is it???

Very informative.. Thank you mam.

Great video. Thank you!!!

Much respect!! Just a great tutorial

Because I had major problems with exporting to .dxf (for AutoCAD), here some advices: 1. don't use " , " in the Layer names, this will make the file crash - I spend hours of trying and troubleshooting to figure it out. 2. if some objects have some extreme line widths in auto cad, just try to decrease the "global width" or in case of circles the " y,x,z" value. 3. try to avoid hatching, better do it in AutoCAD later on.. PS: Thanks for your helpful video! :)

thank you

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So the grazed fields are being left fallow? Or are they just not re-sown yet?

0:37 was that an Ed Edd n Eddy reference I was hearing? Blake btw.

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thanks so much !!

Great video! Super helpful!! Thank you!

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Many thanks for an incredibly accessible and useful beginner's guide to DXF exports!

Many thanks for the tutorial! Sharing your knowledge freely to help others, inspiring. And useful. Thank you

awesome. Thank you.

Solution: Your exported entities have color set to 0,0,0 (R,G,B). If your background color is black, they are invisible. You can set background to a grey color, or filter for color 0,0,0 and change color to another value.

Thanks! You just ended my nightmare.

Thanks for the tutorial - lots of paths in QGIS

thanks for the tutorial! When I have my drawing in QGIS it is not distorted or stretched due to the CRS I am using. However, when I export it and open it in autocad, it's quite stretched and seems like I'm looking at it from an angle.... Is ther a way to overcome this? Further, what about the scale issue? thanks!

Great tutorial! I just have one question - what scale is the exported dxf-file? I can't find anywhere to choose scale (if I do no symbology as you recommend) and I can't quite figure it out when I measure in AutoCAD. TIA!

Very clear tutorial going through the arduous trial and error journey I've been on too. I'm still having scale issues opening the dxf in AutoCAD (PC). It's reassuring and encouraging that you've resolved the problem though - I'll let you know when I have the same luck. Many thanks.