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QField allows you to efficiently work on your GIS data outdoor.
QField’s optimized user interface hides the full power of QGIS under the hood.
QField buvo sukurta dėl keletos pagrindinių priežasčių.
Darbo sąlygos dirbant lauke skiriasi nuo darbo prie kompiuterio. Mažesnis ekranas , skirtingi įvesties įrenginiai bei užduotys.
QField aims to help users perform the tasks they need to do without cluttering the user interface. This means, that only tasks which need to be done on the field are availble from the interface. Everything else is not.
Tokios užduotys kaip sluoksnio stilizavimas, įvedimo formų detalizavimas bei kiti projekto paruošimo žingsniai pirmiausia turi būti atlikti kompiuteryje įdiegtoje QGIS programoje.
QField yra paremta QGIS. Tai nėra perdaryta QGIS versija - naudojamos QGIS bibliotekos. Vaizdavimo varikliukas naudojamas įdentiškas kaip ir QGIS pilnoje versijoje, todėl projektai visada atrodys taip pat mobiliam įrenginyje bei kompiuteryje.
If something is already available as a configuration option in a QGIS project, it should not be re-invented. QField therefore uses the same edit widgets as QGIS desktop does. If a project is already configured for the desktop, it should just run on mobile as well.
Remember, this is just the concept. This is what we have in mind when we develop QField. It does not mean that it is already completely there yet.
QField is built around modes. Modes are similar to a map tool in QGIS desktop. A mode defines the task which a user is currently doing. Either a user is browsing through the data or he/she is digitizing something new.
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