sickel
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1 year ago I cannot see anyway to edit the initial post, the second map with displacement symbology should have been this:
The points in Tunisia are as expected, for the points in South Eastern Germany, I would have expected one square and one hexagon, for the points close to Moscow, I would have expected one circle with a cross and one hexagon. None of the other points should have changed
What is the bug or the crash?
I have a layer with overlapping points. To display this, I tried using the point displacement symbology. For some of the features I have created markers putting more simple markers on top of each other, for these features, the point will be shown as many times as there are simple markers in the marker.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Use any point layer, set up a symbology where for some features there are markers build up with several simple markers. Use point displacement symbology and those with "multi layer markers" will show up as many times as there are layers in the marker.
Map with overlapping points
Using point displacement. In no cases on this map there are equal overlapping points, so e.g. on Spitsbergen, the two points should not have changed with the displacement symbology. The points in Tunisia are as expected, for the points in South Eastern Germany, I would have expected one square and one hexagon, for the points close to Moscow, I would have expected one circle with a cross and one hexagon. None of the other points should have changed
For information, the square with the red circle is build up from three simple markers.
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