Creating polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygons












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I'm creating polygon (that about actual vegetation).



First, I create one polygon



enter image description here



After that, I will create more polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygon.
But, it show result like below image.



enter image description here



How can I create polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygons.



And last, can I use trace method for creating polygon in QGIS?






qgis polygon trace create







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  • Which version of QGIS are you using?

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  • 2.18.17 version

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I'm creating polygon (that about actual vegetation).



First, I create one polygon



enter image description here



After that, I will create more polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygon.
But, it show result like below image.



enter image description here



How can I create polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygons.



And last, can I use trace method for creating polygon in QGIS?






qgis polygon trace create







share|improve this question

























  • Which version of QGIS are you using?

    – Erik
    8 hours ago











  • 2.18.17 version

    – Jung TaeJun
    8 hours ago














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I'm creating polygon (that about actual vegetation).



First, I create one polygon



enter image description here



After that, I will create more polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygon.
But, it show result like below image.



enter image description here



How can I create polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygons.



And last, can I use trace method for creating polygon in QGIS?






qgis polygon trace create







share|improve this question
















I'm creating polygon (that about actual vegetation).



First, I create one polygon



enter image description here



After that, I will create more polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygon.
But, it show result like below image.



enter image description here



How can I create polygons that share the boundaries of existing polygons.



And last, can I use trace method for creating polygon in QGIS?






qgis polygon trace create




qgis polygon trace create






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  • Which version of QGIS are you using?

    – Erik
    8 hours ago











  • 2.18.17 version

    – Jung TaeJun
    8 hours ago



















  • Which version of QGIS are you using?

    – Erik
    8 hours ago











  • 2.18.17 version

    – Jung TaeJun
    8 hours ago

















Which version of QGIS are you using?

– Erik
8 hours ago





Which version of QGIS are you using?

– Erik
8 hours ago













2.18.17 version

– Jung TaeJun
8 hours ago





2.18.17 version

– Jung TaeJun
8 hours ago










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In QGis 3.x




  1. Enable the snapping toolbar and open snapping settings. Then, choose the advanced configuration and select your layer of interest
    enter image description here

  2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color

  3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology






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    To create polygons that shares boundaries with existing ones,



    In QGis 2.x




    1. Settings > snapping options > choose advanced and select your layer.
      Then define the snapping mode, the tolerance and your units
      enter image description here


    2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color


    3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology

    4. As the trace method, you may see Freehand Editing useful






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      This digitising method might help:




      1. Set Avoid Intersections ON as mentioned above.

      2. Start digitising at a shared vertex or segment – digitise vertices that are not shared

      3. Continue digitising

      4. When you reach the last non-shared vertex – digitise a shared vertex

      5. Then to finish digitise a last point – but make sure that it is located in a place that ensures the polygon extends over all shared vertices – right click to finish digitsing the polygon.
        Digiting method


      QGIS will create all the vertices for the new polygon as shown below
      [completed polygon with shared boundary[2]






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        In QGis 3.x




        1. Enable the snapping toolbar and open snapping settings. Then, choose the advanced configuration and select your layer of interest
          enter image description here

        2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color

        3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology






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          In QGis 3.x




          1. Enable the snapping toolbar and open snapping settings. Then, choose the advanced configuration and select your layer of interest
            enter image description here

          2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color

          3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology






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            In QGis 3.x




            1. Enable the snapping toolbar and open snapping settings. Then, choose the advanced configuration and select your layer of interest
              enter image description here

            2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color

            3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology






            share|improve this answer













            In QGis 3.x




            1. Enable the snapping toolbar and open snapping settings. Then, choose the advanced configuration and select your layer of interest
              enter image description here

            2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color

            3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology







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                To create polygons that shares boundaries with existing ones,



                In QGis 2.x




                1. Settings > snapping options > choose advanced and select your layer.
                  Then define the snapping mode, the tolerance and your units
                  enter image description here


                2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color


                3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology

                4. As the trace method, you may see Freehand Editing useful






                share|improve this answer




























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                  To create polygons that shares boundaries with existing ones,



                  In QGis 2.x




                  1. Settings > snapping options > choose advanced and select your layer.
                    Then define the snapping mode, the tolerance and your units
                    enter image description here


                  2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color


                  3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology

                  4. As the trace method, you may see Freehand Editing useful






                  share|improve this answer


























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                    To create polygons that shares boundaries with existing ones,



                    In QGis 2.x




                    1. Settings > snapping options > choose advanced and select your layer.
                      Then define the snapping mode, the tolerance and your units
                      enter image description here


                    2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color


                    3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology

                    4. As the trace method, you may see Freehand Editing useful






                    share|improve this answer













                    To create polygons that shares boundaries with existing ones,



                    In QGis 2.x




                    1. Settings > snapping options > choose advanced and select your layer.
                      Then define the snapping mode, the tolerance and your units
                      enter image description here


                    2. Go to Add Feature and start digitizing. When you will be close to a vertex, you should see a particular color


                    3. When you are done, I suggest you to check the topology

                    4. As the trace method, you may see Freehand Editing useful







                    share|improve this answer












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                    answered 8 hours ago









                    Yannick DOUNGMOYannick DOUNGMO

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                        This digitising method might help:




                        1. Set Avoid Intersections ON as mentioned above.

                        2. Start digitising at a shared vertex or segment – digitise vertices that are not shared

                        3. Continue digitising

                        4. When you reach the last non-shared vertex – digitise a shared vertex

                        5. Then to finish digitise a last point – but make sure that it is located in a place that ensures the polygon extends over all shared vertices – right click to finish digitsing the polygon.
                          Digiting method


                        QGIS will create all the vertices for the new polygon as shown below
                        [completed polygon with shared boundary[2]






                        share|improve this answer




























                          0














                          This digitising method might help:




                          1. Set Avoid Intersections ON as mentioned above.

                          2. Start digitising at a shared vertex or segment – digitise vertices that are not shared

                          3. Continue digitising

                          4. When you reach the last non-shared vertex – digitise a shared vertex

                          5. Then to finish digitise a last point – but make sure that it is located in a place that ensures the polygon extends over all shared vertices – right click to finish digitsing the polygon.
                            Digiting method


                          QGIS will create all the vertices for the new polygon as shown below
                          [completed polygon with shared boundary[2]






                          share|improve this answer


























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                            This digitising method might help:




                            1. Set Avoid Intersections ON as mentioned above.

                            2. Start digitising at a shared vertex or segment – digitise vertices that are not shared

                            3. Continue digitising

                            4. When you reach the last non-shared vertex – digitise a shared vertex

                            5. Then to finish digitise a last point – but make sure that it is located in a place that ensures the polygon extends over all shared vertices – right click to finish digitsing the polygon.
                              Digiting method


                            QGIS will create all the vertices for the new polygon as shown below
                            [completed polygon with shared boundary[2]






                            share|improve this answer













                            This digitising method might help:




                            1. Set Avoid Intersections ON as mentioned above.

                            2. Start digitising at a shared vertex or segment – digitise vertices that are not shared

                            3. Continue digitising

                            4. When you reach the last non-shared vertex – digitise a shared vertex

                            5. Then to finish digitise a last point – but make sure that it is located in a place that ensures the polygon extends over all shared vertices – right click to finish digitsing the polygon.
                              Digiting method


                            QGIS will create all the vertices for the new polygon as shown below
                            [completed polygon with shared boundary[2]







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