How to add dimension annotations in Qgis [No Plugins]

[@StefanoVerugi]

I think you can use the label text directly, enter $length there instead of selecting an attribute field

[@cliffordduhh45]

Amazing information, thank you.

[@Samjugs]

I instantaneously clicked the link the moment I saw your post on Facebook. Thanks a bunch for sharing such a cool trick!

[@MiningGeologist]

What makes me keep on sharing these cool tricks is people like you Sumon who watch my videos and encourage me to do more so Thank you.

[@hichambelhocine1438]

Was going to comment the same (only for me t'was on youtube lol) you beat me to it !

[@MiningGeologist]

@@hichambelhocine1438 i m happy that you enjoy my videos

[@EloizioHMD]

Great tip. I was thinking that I could create a builder model to use when needed in a skillful way.

[@nataliiabudeniuk2193]

Thank you for the tutorial. i have tried to calculate an area but it didn't work out. to_string(to_int($area)) + ' m2'. Where the mistake is? Thank you

[@MrDennisrsjr]

This is great! However, I am having trouble with the units. How do we convert from meters to feet in the formula?

[@vyacheslavkostromin]

how to change the outputs dimmentions length to see 99.00 m and not just 99 m?

[@GeoRGBCommunity]

WOW!!! Amazing ... Thanks for sharing.

[@MiningGeologist]

I m happy that you like it

[@bogdanpop6677]

hello, How can I add the lowest toolbar displayed in your projec? It looks like it contains some CAD tools, like: rotate, mirror, offset, aligned dim. etc. Thanks!

[@MiningGeologist]

it is an external plugin , not there by default

[@niceride]

how to choose between cartesian and ellipsoidal length?

[@MiningGeologist]

Cartesian distance is as measured on a flat Earth. Ellipsoidal distance is as measured on a spherical shape (or ellipsoid). so if you are measuring short distances it doesn't mater too much but if they are longer distances then you should use the Ellipsoidal one since it is more close to reality

[@vyacheslavkostromin]

This expression works for me "to_string(round($length, 2)) || ' m' "