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I have lines from a centerpoint going outwards at 10 degree intervals. I want to make the inner portion within the black circle of those lines transparent (25%). How can I do this?

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I have lines from a centerpoint going outwards at 10 degree intervals. I want to make the inner portion within the black circle of those lines transparent (25%). How can I do this?

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  How are your data structured ? Do u have an ID for each line ?
  
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  hello, each line was on a different layer, i combined them all in 1 layer. can i add an ID using the attribute Table?
  
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I have lines from a centerpoint going outwards at 10 degree intervals. I want to make the inner portion within the black circle of those lines transparent (25%). How can I do this?

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I would try layered Geometry generator lines for this.

Open the layer properties of your line layer (radial_spokes in this example) and create two stacked Geometry generators (by hitting green 'plus' button at the upper right corner).

(1) Make the first geometry generator layer for lines Within the circle by:

intersection($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(
if the layername of your circle is 'circle' and your circle has an id = 1).

(2) Then set opacity (transparency) to 25% (or 75%?) for this part.

(3) Next, make the second geometry generator for lines outside of the circle by:

difference($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(The color for the lines outside of the circle is kept unchanged).

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  hi, thanks for your answer, this created a new black colored layer on top of it. i must add the circle is a polygon with fill set to full transparent and the border is visible, that is what is creating the circle. the spokes were each on 1 different line layer, i managed to merge the spoke lines into 1 layer. but i cannot merge the circle and the lines layers.
  
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  @SSR2000 Can you add an image to explain what is happening? As you see it on my example, the lines and circle layers are separated. You do not have to merge them.
  
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  @SSR2000 Have you changed the syntax to fit your data? For instance 'circle' should be the layername of your circle.
  
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I would try layered Geometry generator lines for this.

Open the layer properties of your line layer (radial_spokes in this example) and create two stacked Geometry generators (by hitting green 'plus' button at the upper right corner).

(1) Make the first geometry generator layer for lines Within the circle by:

intersection($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(
if the layername of your circle is 'circle' and your circle has an id = 1).

(2) Then set opacity (transparency) to 25% (or 75%?) for this part.

(3) Next, make the second geometry generator for lines outside of the circle by:

difference($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(The color for the lines outside of the circle is kept unchanged).

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answered 6 hours ago

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  hi, thanks for your answer, this created a new black colored layer on top of it. i must add the circle is a polygon with fill set to full transparent and the border is visible, that is what is creating the circle. the spokes were each on 1 different line layer, i managed to merge the spoke lines into 1 layer. but i cannot merge the circle and the lines layers.
  
  – SSR2000
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @SSR2000 Can you add an image to explain what is happening? As you see it on my example, the lines and circle layers are separated. You do not have to merge them.
  
  – Kazuhito
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @SSR2000 Have you changed the syntax to fit your data? For instance 'circle' should be the layername of your circle.
  
  – Kazuhito
  5 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment
 | 

2

I would try layered Geometry generator lines for this.

Open the layer properties of your line layer (radial_spokes in this example) and create two stacked Geometry generators (by hitting green 'plus' button at the upper right corner).

(1) Make the first geometry generator layer for lines Within the circle by:

intersection($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(
if the layername of your circle is 'circle' and your circle has an id = 1).

(2) Then set opacity (transparency) to 25% (or 75%?) for this part.

(3) Next, make the second geometry generator for lines outside of the circle by:

difference($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(The color for the lines outside of the circle is kept unchanged).

share|improve this answer

answered 6 hours ago

KazuhitoKazuhito

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  hi, thanks for your answer, this created a new black colored layer on top of it. i must add the circle is a polygon with fill set to full transparent and the border is visible, that is what is creating the circle. the spokes were each on 1 different line layer, i managed to merge the spoke lines into 1 layer. but i cannot merge the circle and the lines layers.
  
  – SSR2000
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @SSR2000 Can you add an image to explain what is happening? As you see it on my example, the lines and circle layers are separated. You do not have to merge them.
  
  – Kazuhito
  5 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @SSR2000 Have you changed the syntax to fit your data? For instance 'circle' should be the layername of your circle.
  
  – Kazuhito
  5 hours ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment
 | 

I would try layered Geometry generator lines for this.

Open the layer properties of your line layer (radial_spokes in this example) and create two stacked Geometry generators (by hitting green 'plus' button at the upper right corner).

(1) Make the first geometry generator layer for lines Within the circle by:

intersection($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(
if the layername of your circle is 'circle' and your circle has an id = 1).

(2) Then set opacity (transparency) to 25% (or 75%?) for this part.

(3) Next, make the second geometry generator for lines outside of the circle by:

difference($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

(The color for the lines outside of the circle is kept unchanged).

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intersection($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

difference($geometry, geometry(get_feature_by_id('circle', 1)))

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answered 6 hours ago

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answered 6 hours ago

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