Freehand raster georeferencer plugin creates a border around every image

gvellut / FreehandRasterGeoreferencer

QGIS plugin for the interactive georeferencing of rasters

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Freehand raster georeferencer plugin creates a border around every image #46

Closed IAmHereAtGithub closed 3 years ago

IAmHereAtGithub commented 3 years ago

Sorry if this is an obvious configuration settings somewhere, but I spend hours and can´t solve it.

I installed latest ubuntu and qgis. Every time I add a image with the "Freehand raster georeferencer" plugin I get a border around the image, and I see no possibility to remove this border.

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Steps to reproduce the issue Install "Freehand raster georeferencer" plugin. Create new project. Click on Layer > Add Layer > Add raster for inactive georeferencing. Select any image (.png) you want and click on "Add New".

Versions QGIS version 3.20.2-Odense

Freehand raster georeferencer Installed version 0.8.3

gvellut commented 3 years ago

Yes the border is normal. I guess it could be a setting.

If you want the georefrerenced raster without the border, you should export it to a standard raster using the !! button then reimport the resulting file into QGIS (then you can remove the Freehand Georeferencer layer).

IAmHereAtGithub commented 3 years ago

!!! Thank you very much !!! This "workaround" works.

But I am a still confused, because I work with QGIS (on windows) now over a year, and this border appears first time last week. This was the reason for me to install an ubuntu on hyper-v with qgis. And for me it was very strange to see that this border appears there too, and I can´t find any configuration to remove it. Right now, I can live with the export/import solution.

jhuyn8 commented 2 years ago

freehandrastergeorefencer_layer.py from plugin directory. Comment out line#630.

# painter.drawRect(rect)

tips:

look at few lines above and adjust settings for the border if you want a border but not as bold.
you can unload the plugin via the plugin manager. save changes in the .py. then reload the plugin without restarting QGIS.

nickskelton2 commented 2 years ago

If using the export then re-import method the resolution is very poor. The resolution with the black bound box is very good, but I can't have the black bounding box on the maps.

I tried the .py method but could not install from new zip. possibly my error as I have never done that before.

Any other workaround would be great.

Thanks in advance