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Create mid point from line layer



The Next CEO of Stack OverflowIs QgsMapLayerRegistry removed in QGIS3?Finding middle point (midpoint) of line in QGIS?Copying point features along line features by predetermined distancepoint created on a line not precisely on lineParts of the lines aren't split when using Split Line At PointQGIS plugin that adds a point along a line at a specified distance?Length of line on specific point (from point layer)Adding M values to point feature attribute table in ArcmapConvert Line to central point in QGIS?Plot points along a line at specific distance value?QGIS points or line vertexCreate multiple paths by joining a set of start points in one layer to a single end destination in another layer?










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In QGIS I am trying to create a new point layer based on the mid point of a line layer (and keep all the feature attributes in the table).



For example, one line feature becomes one point, located on the mid/center point of the line. Points to lines only seems to work on nodes, and Create points along lines only seems to work at fixed distances?










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    In QGIS I am trying to create a new point layer based on the mid point of a line layer (and keep all the feature attributes in the table).



    For example, one line feature becomes one point, located on the mid/center point of the line. Points to lines only seems to work on nodes, and Create points along lines only seems to work at fixed distances?










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      In QGIS I am trying to create a new point layer based on the mid point of a line layer (and keep all the feature attributes in the table).



      For example, one line feature becomes one point, located on the mid/center point of the line. Points to lines only seems to work on nodes, and Create points along lines only seems to work at fixed distances?










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      In QGIS I am trying to create a new point layer based on the mid point of a line layer (and keep all the feature attributes in the table).



      For example, one line feature becomes one point, located on the mid/center point of the line. Points to lines only seems to work on nodes, and Create points along lines only seems to work at fixed distances?







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          If python is Ok for you, you can easily do that with that code snippet.
          Copy/paste this code in the editor of the python console, select your line layer and run the script!



          layer = iface.activeLayer()

          temp = QgsVectorLayer("Point?crs=epsg:2154", "result", "memory")
          temp.startEditing()

          attrs = layer.dataProvider().fields().toList()
          temp_prov = temp.dataProvider()
          temp_prov.addAttributes(attrs)
          temp.updateFields()

          for elem in layer.getFeatures():
          feat = QgsFeature()
          geom = elem.geometry().interpolate(elem.geometry().length()/2)
          feat.setGeometry(geom)
          feat.setAttributes(elem.attributes())
          temp.addFeatures([feat])
          temp.updateExtents()

          temp.commitChanges()
          QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(temp)


          This code also take care about keeping the attributes of the line Layer.
          Here is my result on a set of line :



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

            – TeddyTedTed
            Jan 3 at 12:03












          • @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

            – YoLecomte
            Jan 3 at 22:03


















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          You can use the GDAL/OGR tool: Create points along lines.



          Make sure you specify 0.5 as the distance. This calculates the fraction of the total length (not the distance) as the tool incorporates the ST_Line_Interpolate_Point function.




          Here is the default settings shown for me using QGIS 2.18.2 for Win7 64-bit:



          Default settings



          The attributes are also carried over to the output point layer.






          share|improve this answer






























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            I would suggest you use MMQGIS plugin that will allow you to find the mid point of the layer.



            This provide a great resource to learn more about the plugin and the features. You would need to add the plugin via the repository in QGIS Describes use of MMQGIS, a set of Python vector map layer plugins for Quantum GIS






            share|improve this answer






























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              I use a two steps solution:



              -First I make count densification with a count equals to one, this adds a mid point to every segment.
              -Then I extract specific nodes, indicating node number 1.



              I use this solution because I keep not only the mid point, also the angle of the segment comes as an attribute.
              I have a model with the two steps inside, I only have to insert the lines layer






              share|improve this answer








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                If python is Ok for you, you can easily do that with that code snippet.
                Copy/paste this code in the editor of the python console, select your line layer and run the script!



                layer = iface.activeLayer()

                temp = QgsVectorLayer("Point?crs=epsg:2154", "result", "memory")
                temp.startEditing()

                attrs = layer.dataProvider().fields().toList()
                temp_prov = temp.dataProvider()
                temp_prov.addAttributes(attrs)
                temp.updateFields()

                for elem in layer.getFeatures():
                feat = QgsFeature()
                geom = elem.geometry().interpolate(elem.geometry().length()/2)
                feat.setGeometry(geom)
                feat.setAttributes(elem.attributes())
                temp.addFeatures([feat])
                temp.updateExtents()

                temp.commitChanges()
                QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(temp)


                This code also take care about keeping the attributes of the line Layer.
                Here is my result on a set of line :



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer























                • Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                  – TeddyTedTed
                  Jan 3 at 12:03












                • @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                  – YoLecomte
                  Jan 3 at 22:03















                5














                If python is Ok for you, you can easily do that with that code snippet.
                Copy/paste this code in the editor of the python console, select your line layer and run the script!



                layer = iface.activeLayer()

                temp = QgsVectorLayer("Point?crs=epsg:2154", "result", "memory")
                temp.startEditing()

                attrs = layer.dataProvider().fields().toList()
                temp_prov = temp.dataProvider()
                temp_prov.addAttributes(attrs)
                temp.updateFields()

                for elem in layer.getFeatures():
                feat = QgsFeature()
                geom = elem.geometry().interpolate(elem.geometry().length()/2)
                feat.setGeometry(geom)
                feat.setAttributes(elem.attributes())
                temp.addFeatures([feat])
                temp.updateExtents()

                temp.commitChanges()
                QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(temp)


                This code also take care about keeping the attributes of the line Layer.
                Here is my result on a set of line :



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer























                • Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                  – TeddyTedTed
                  Jan 3 at 12:03












                • @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                  – YoLecomte
                  Jan 3 at 22:03













                5












                5








                5







                If python is Ok for you, you can easily do that with that code snippet.
                Copy/paste this code in the editor of the python console, select your line layer and run the script!



                layer = iface.activeLayer()

                temp = QgsVectorLayer("Point?crs=epsg:2154", "result", "memory")
                temp.startEditing()

                attrs = layer.dataProvider().fields().toList()
                temp_prov = temp.dataProvider()
                temp_prov.addAttributes(attrs)
                temp.updateFields()

                for elem in layer.getFeatures():
                feat = QgsFeature()
                geom = elem.geometry().interpolate(elem.geometry().length()/2)
                feat.setGeometry(geom)
                feat.setAttributes(elem.attributes())
                temp.addFeatures([feat])
                temp.updateExtents()

                temp.commitChanges()
                QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(temp)


                This code also take care about keeping the attributes of the line Layer.
                Here is my result on a set of line :



                enter image description here






                share|improve this answer













                If python is Ok for you, you can easily do that with that code snippet.
                Copy/paste this code in the editor of the python console, select your line layer and run the script!



                layer = iface.activeLayer()

                temp = QgsVectorLayer("Point?crs=epsg:2154", "result", "memory")
                temp.startEditing()

                attrs = layer.dataProvider().fields().toList()
                temp_prov = temp.dataProvider()
                temp_prov.addAttributes(attrs)
                temp.updateFields()

                for elem in layer.getFeatures():
                feat = QgsFeature()
                geom = elem.geometry().interpolate(elem.geometry().length()/2)
                feat.setGeometry(geom)
                feat.setAttributes(elem.attributes())
                temp.addFeatures([feat])
                temp.updateExtents()

                temp.commitChanges()
                QgsMapLayerRegistry.instance().addMapLayer(temp)


                This code also take care about keeping the attributes of the line Layer.
                Here is my result on a set of line :



                enter image description here







                share|improve this answer












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                answered Oct 12 '17 at 15:10









                YoLecomteYoLecomte

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                • Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                  – TeddyTedTed
                  Jan 3 at 12:03












                • @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                  – YoLecomte
                  Jan 3 at 22:03

















                • Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                  – TeddyTedTed
                  Jan 3 at 12:03












                • @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                  – YoLecomte
                  Jan 3 at 22:03
















                Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                – TeddyTedTed
                Jan 3 at 12:03






                Thanks for this. Just to note that the last line doesn't work in QGIS 3, the following works instead: QgsProject.instance().addMapLayer(temp) Credit to Abhijit Gujar.

                – TeddyTedTed
                Jan 3 at 12:03














                @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                – YoLecomte
                Jan 3 at 22:03





                @TeddyTedTed You are right, thanks for pointing this!

                – YoLecomte
                Jan 3 at 22:03













                5














                You can use the GDAL/OGR tool: Create points along lines.



                Make sure you specify 0.5 as the distance. This calculates the fraction of the total length (not the distance) as the tool incorporates the ST_Line_Interpolate_Point function.




                Here is the default settings shown for me using QGIS 2.18.2 for Win7 64-bit:



                Default settings



                The attributes are also carried over to the output point layer.






                share|improve this answer



























                  5














                  You can use the GDAL/OGR tool: Create points along lines.



                  Make sure you specify 0.5 as the distance. This calculates the fraction of the total length (not the distance) as the tool incorporates the ST_Line_Interpolate_Point function.




                  Here is the default settings shown for me using QGIS 2.18.2 for Win7 64-bit:



                  Default settings



                  The attributes are also carried over to the output point layer.






                  share|improve this answer

























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                    5








                    5







                    You can use the GDAL/OGR tool: Create points along lines.



                    Make sure you specify 0.5 as the distance. This calculates the fraction of the total length (not the distance) as the tool incorporates the ST_Line_Interpolate_Point function.




                    Here is the default settings shown for me using QGIS 2.18.2 for Win7 64-bit:



                    Default settings



                    The attributes are also carried over to the output point layer.






                    share|improve this answer













                    You can use the GDAL/OGR tool: Create points along lines.



                    Make sure you specify 0.5 as the distance. This calculates the fraction of the total length (not the distance) as the tool incorporates the ST_Line_Interpolate_Point function.




                    Here is the default settings shown for me using QGIS 2.18.2 for Win7 64-bit:



                    Default settings



                    The attributes are also carried over to the output point layer.







                    share|improve this answer












                    share|improve this answer



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                    JosephJoseph

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                        I would suggest you use MMQGIS plugin that will allow you to find the mid point of the layer.



                        This provide a great resource to learn more about the plugin and the features. You would need to add the plugin via the repository in QGIS Describes use of MMQGIS, a set of Python vector map layer plugins for Quantum GIS






                        share|improve this answer



























                          1














                          I would suggest you use MMQGIS plugin that will allow you to find the mid point of the layer.



                          This provide a great resource to learn more about the plugin and the features. You would need to add the plugin via the repository in QGIS Describes use of MMQGIS, a set of Python vector map layer plugins for Quantum GIS






                          share|improve this answer

























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                            1







                            I would suggest you use MMQGIS plugin that will allow you to find the mid point of the layer.



                            This provide a great resource to learn more about the plugin and the features. You would need to add the plugin via the repository in QGIS Describes use of MMQGIS, a set of Python vector map layer plugins for Quantum GIS






                            share|improve this answer













                            I would suggest you use MMQGIS plugin that will allow you to find the mid point of the layer.



                            This provide a great resource to learn more about the plugin and the features. You would need to add the plugin via the repository in QGIS Describes use of MMQGIS, a set of Python vector map layer plugins for Quantum GIS







                            share|improve this answer












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                                I use a two steps solution:



                                -First I make count densification with a count equals to one, this adds a mid point to every segment.
                                -Then I extract specific nodes, indicating node number 1.



                                I use this solution because I keep not only the mid point, also the angle of the segment comes as an attribute.
                                I have a model with the two steps inside, I only have to insert the lines layer






                                share|improve this answer








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                                  I use a two steps solution:



                                  -First I make count densification with a count equals to one, this adds a mid point to every segment.
                                  -Then I extract specific nodes, indicating node number 1.



                                  I use this solution because I keep not only the mid point, also the angle of the segment comes as an attribute.
                                  I have a model with the two steps inside, I only have to insert the lines layer






                                  share|improve this answer








                                  New contributor




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                                    I use a two steps solution:



                                    -First I make count densification with a count equals to one, this adds a mid point to every segment.
                                    -Then I extract specific nodes, indicating node number 1.



                                    I use this solution because I keep not only the mid point, also the angle of the segment comes as an attribute.
                                    I have a model with the two steps inside, I only have to insert the lines layer






                                    share|improve this answer








                                    New contributor




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                                    I use a two steps solution:



                                    -First I make count densification with a count equals to one, this adds a mid point to every segment.
                                    -Then I extract specific nodes, indicating node number 1.



                                    I use this solution because I keep not only the mid point, also the angle of the segment comes as an attribute.
                                    I have a model with the two steps inside, I only have to insert the lines layer







                                    share|improve this answer








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