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Check coordinate system when reopening. Also check if there is crs information inside file.
Hi, thanks for your quick reply. When I reopen the SCR is unchanged (which is good). You ask me to check "if there is crs information inside file". Which file? Eric
Le 24/02/2022 à 18:10, Dkrav-UA a écrit :
Check coordinate system when reopening. Also check if there is crs information inside file.
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Image file. Open this file in new (empty) project and check properties.
Do you have a backup of the QGS / QGZ project file before you noticed this (or maybe you didn't save it after you opened it) ? It would be interesting to see what the values for the parameters of the plugins are (they are saved in the QGS / QGZ).
Also, did you save and reopen the project without issue before ? Or is it a new georeferencing that you saved but it is the first time you reopened it ?
It is a bit weird you are having this issue now since the plugin hasn't been updated in ~1 year. Did you update QGIS maybe ?
Hi Guilhem, I've done a very simple procedure to reproduce the issue. See the pdf attached. Hoping that could help. Eric FreeHandRaster - issue #53 .pdf
About that reporojection thing, the plugin does something if the projection is changed when using QGIS. But it shouldn't do anything when QGIS opens. Did you install QGIS 3.22 just recently ? I wonder if there is a change from there.
In the meantime, what you can do after georeferencing is export the raster to a standard QGIS raster. Then reimport it and delete the Freehand layer.
I've installed 3.22 several months ago ; the issues has happened this week (Precisely, I've detected it this week).
@gvellut: I've found a thing... If I set the Project SCR to WGS84/Pseudo Mercator, everything works fine (i.e. when I reopen the raster is at the right location). When I change the project SCR (without any other modification) then, when I reopen, the raster has moved far away... Hoping that could help. I've check this twice.
As I workaround for moving a geotif, here is my "solution" :
Hi, Firstly, congrats for your development! I use your addon for 2 years now with a great pleasure. However, today I've discovered a problem never happened by now. I load a raster, I modify some parameters (rotation, scale, etc) ; everything is ok. I save then I close the project. When I reopen the same project, the raster is located at another place and the parameters are "weird". As you can see, X and Y scale are the same (which is no possible ; the original image is not homothetic), X & Y center are not correct as well --> the raster is located at the wrong place). Have you any idea? Thanks in advance, Eric
Infos about my QGis installation and project: QGis 3.22.0 Free hand raster: 0.8.3 SCR : IGNF:RGF93CC49 Raster: an jpeg image