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0,0 coordinate marker on point symbol selector #51519
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Jan 19, 2023
Crosshair lines were in previous version of QGIS, but after updating to 3.28.1 they´re missing. They were really helpfull, especialy when working with offset. I´m attaching pictures from oldest version (with lines) and from 3.28.1 (without lines). I think it should be labeled as a bug, not feature request. |
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Fixes qgis#51519 Accidentally introduced by 4e73dd9
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Fixes qgis#51519 Accidentally introduced by 4e73dd9
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Feature Request
GUI/UX
Related to QGIS application GUI or User Experience
Symbology
Related to vector layer symbology or renderers
Feature description
The addition of a cross hair, or origin indicator on the point symbol selector, at 0,0.
Additional context
The addition of a crosshair at 0,0 would help to create point symbology that is accurate to it's origin. For example, if using a triangle, which bit of the triangle is on the actual point? Is it the middle of the triangle? One of the tips? Who knows. An origin marker on the symbol preview would help to position symbology accurately.
It could add some confusion as to whether that crosshair will appear on the actual map - is the only issue I can forsee.
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