Region Map - Revision history

Neteler at 21:02, 23 October 2011

2011-10-23T21:02:21Z

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	'''Q:''' Making region match a map.		'''Q:''' Making region match a map.

	"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map is outside the current region, nothing displayed'.'' What's up?"		"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map is outside the [[current region]], nothing displayed'.'' What's up?"

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			'''A:''' The "g.region" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined.

	~~'''A~~:''' The "g.region" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined.		example:

	~~example:~~
	g.region vect=coastline		g.region vect=coastline

	'''Some ways to find a suitable region''':		'''Some ways to find a suitable region''':
	* Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map.
	* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.
	* If you are using the grass gui gis.m, you can use the Zoom to button, in the middle of the button bar along the top of the gui window.

	When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.		*Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map.
			*Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.
			*If you are using the grass gui gis.m, you can use the Zoom to button, in the middle of the button bar along the top of the gui window.

			When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.

	[[Category:FAQ]]		[[Category:FAQ]]

⚠️Gnelson at 18:05, 19 December 2006

2006-12-19T18:05:57Z

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	* Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map.		* Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map.
	* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.		* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.
			* If you are using the grass gui gis.m, you can use the Zoom to button, in the middle of the button bar along the top of the gui window.

	When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.		When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.

	[[Category:FAQ]]		[[Category:FAQ]]

⚠️HamishBowman: update wording

2006-10-10T01:49:12Z

update wording

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	'''Q:''' Making region match a map.		'''Q:''' Making region match a map.

	"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map outside current region, nothing displayed'.'' What's up?"		"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map is outside the current region, nothing displayed'.'' What's up?"

⚠️HamishBowman: exteneded q

2006-10-10T01:40:04Z

exteneded q

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	'''Q:''' Making region match a map		'''Q:''' Making region match a map.

			"I imported a new map, and that seemed to go ok, but when I try and display it I get the error '''The bounding box of the map outside current region, nothing displayed'.'' What's up?"



	'''A:''' The "g.region" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined.		'''A:''' The "g.region" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined.

			example:
			g.region vect=coastline

	'''Some ways to find a suitable region''':		'''Some ways to find a suitable region''':

Neteler at 20:00, 16 June 2006

2006-06-16T20:00:17Z

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	When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.		When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.

			[[Category:FAQ]]

⚠️Dassau at 07:46, 19 May 2006

2006-05-19T07:46:41Z

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	* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.		* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.

	When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use ~~with g.region save=~~.		When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use.

⚠️Dassau at 07:46, 19 May 2006

2006-05-19T07:46:23Z

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'''Q:''' Making region match a map

'''A:''' The "g.region" command allows definition of a region. If a new map is not drawing on the monitor screen, it is possible that the region for that monitor does not include the map. A region which includes the map should be defined.

'''Some ways to find a suitable region''':
* Zoom up and until the view includes the map, then zoom in on the map.
* Use "g.region" (Region -> Manage Region) to define a region based on information in a map file.

When a useful region is found its definition can be saved for future use with g.region save=.