If that is possible, then assume I wanted to merge a & c with an enclosing polygon, but only if there way no overlap with another polygon. In this case, attempting to merge a & c would overlap with b and the merge would not happen.
One other random question...is it possible to extrude features? For example, let's say I wanted to extrude a by some positive factor X in all directions so it became bigger. I would not want an overlap with other features to be created, so the extrusion procedure would not grow the feature where that would happen.
Let's say I have the following data:
(
test.geo.json
)And I wanted to merge polygons a & b together.
I tried doing:
but I get the error
Error: Missing layers: a,b
.Also, is it possible to merge a & b by creating an enclosing polygon? i.e. the a & b features would disappear and be replaced by:
If that is possible, then assume I wanted to merge a & c with an enclosing polygon, but only if there way no overlap with another polygon. In this case, attempting to merge a & c would overlap with b and the merge would not happen.
One other random question...is it possible to extrude features? For example, let's say I wanted to extrude a by some positive factor X in all directions so it became bigger. I would not want an overlap with other features to be created, so the extrusion procedure would not grow the feature where that would happen.