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Reference Coordinate System resets to WGS 84 #69

Closed YenniferC closed 2 years ago

YenniferC commented 2 years ago

Hello,

Every time I create a project from 0, or I import an epanet project, or even I open a created project and run it, the coordinate system resets to WGS 84, no matter which coordinate system I assigned in the creation or have reassigned to the individual layers, they all (layers' and projet's) CRS come back to default.

Thanks.

neslerel commented 2 years ago

Hi @YenniferC,

I'm going to review it.

neslerel commented 2 years ago

I was checking it and I couldn't to reproduce the issue. Could you try to record a video or a gift to show what you do, please?

fjpcruz commented 2 years ago

Hello, this issue happens to me too, like it is described by @YenniferC Here you have a video to watch what happens when the programme is runned with all the shapes located in Italy Thanks

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/94062556/141136295-7ec3c2ab-e0fa-4db2-b4f7-dfab7778f78e.mp4

fjpcruz commented 2 years ago

And at the end, an error message appears. I don´t know if is related to the coordinate system, but if the network is imported to EPANET it works perfectly Thanks again

neslerel commented 2 years ago

Thanks @fjpcruz for the video! I found the problem and I fixed it. This week I'll try to release a new beta version in order you can test it. I'll indicate you the steps to install this beta version.

neslerel commented 2 years ago

In this link you can download an unofficial version (0.14.3) to test it. http://www.redhisp.webs.upv.es/files/QGISRed/QGISRed_v0.14.3.zip

To use it, you have to:

  1. Uninstall the QGISRed plugin from the QGis plugin manager.
  2. Close QGis
  3. Go to Windows Applications and Features and uninstall the program called QGISRed (I guess version 1.0.14.0 or 1.0.14.2)).
  4. Open QGis and go to the plugin manager.
  5. Install from file (with the zip downloaded from the previous link)
  6. When using it, it will ask to install the new dependencies.

I hope everything works correctly. Regards

fjpcruz commented 2 years ago

Thank you very much @neslerel I will try it!

YenniferC commented 2 years ago

In this link you can download an unofficial version (0.14.3) to test it. http://www.redhisp.webs.upv.es/files/QGISRed/QGISRed_v0.14.3.zip

To use it, you have to:

  1. Uninstall the QGISRed plugin from the QGis plugin manager.
  2. Close QGis
  3. Go to Windows Applications and Features and uninstall the program called QGISRed (I guess version 1.0.14.0 or 1.0.14.2)).
  4. Open QGis and go to the plugin manager.
  5. Install from file (with the zip downloaded from the previous link)
  6. When using it, it will ask to install the new dependencies.

I hope everything works correctly. Regards

Works for me, thank you!

neslerel commented 2 years ago

Hi @fjpcruz

Did it work for you?

fjpcruz commented 2 years ago

Hi @neslerel It works perfect! Thank you very much for your help