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Vector Rasterize Error


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I am running QGIS 3.4.4 With GRASS 7.4.4 and I get an error while rasterizing a vector layer and I don't know why.
The same error pops up while using GDAL->Rasterize(vector to raster) and while using GRASS->v.to.rast.
"The following layers were not correctly generated. < ul>< li> C:/Users/Viktor/Desktop/yes.png< /li>< /ul>"
This happens when the option Open output file after running algorithm is checked, as when it is not, there are no errors but the file isn't created.



The start and end coordinates are not out of bounds. Output data type is (by default) Float32 and output format is .png (and I've tried Tiff as well but doesn't work). I have not touched the rest of the parameters.



However, one thing that should be noted is that the vectors come from a gdb folder that I drag-and-dropped into QGIS and it gave me the option to import layers so I did that. Could that be interfering with the renderer?










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  • Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

    – B-C B.
    27 mins ago













  • Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

    – B-C B.
    20 mins ago
















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I am running QGIS 3.4.4 With GRASS 7.4.4 and I get an error while rasterizing a vector layer and I don't know why.
The same error pops up while using GDAL->Rasterize(vector to raster) and while using GRASS->v.to.rast.
"The following layers were not correctly generated. < ul>< li> C:/Users/Viktor/Desktop/yes.png< /li>< /ul>"
This happens when the option Open output file after running algorithm is checked, as when it is not, there are no errors but the file isn't created.



The start and end coordinates are not out of bounds. Output data type is (by default) Float32 and output format is .png (and I've tried Tiff as well but doesn't work). I have not touched the rest of the parameters.



However, one thing that should be noted is that the vectors come from a gdb folder that I drag-and-dropped into QGIS and it gave me the option to import layers so I did that. Could that be interfering with the renderer?










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  • Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

    – B-C B.
    27 mins ago













  • Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

    – B-C B.
    20 mins ago














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I am running QGIS 3.4.4 With GRASS 7.4.4 and I get an error while rasterizing a vector layer and I don't know why.
The same error pops up while using GDAL->Rasterize(vector to raster) and while using GRASS->v.to.rast.
"The following layers were not correctly generated. < ul>< li> C:/Users/Viktor/Desktop/yes.png< /li>< /ul>"
This happens when the option Open output file after running algorithm is checked, as when it is not, there are no errors but the file isn't created.



The start and end coordinates are not out of bounds. Output data type is (by default) Float32 and output format is .png (and I've tried Tiff as well but doesn't work). I have not touched the rest of the parameters.



However, one thing that should be noted is that the vectors come from a gdb folder that I drag-and-dropped into QGIS and it gave me the option to import layers so I did that. Could that be interfering with the renderer?










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I am running QGIS 3.4.4 With GRASS 7.4.4 and I get an error while rasterizing a vector layer and I don't know why.
The same error pops up while using GDAL->Rasterize(vector to raster) and while using GRASS->v.to.rast.
"The following layers were not correctly generated. < ul>< li> C:/Users/Viktor/Desktop/yes.png< /li>< /ul>"
This happens when the option Open output file after running algorithm is checked, as when it is not, there are no errors but the file isn't created.



The start and end coordinates are not out of bounds. Output data type is (by default) Float32 and output format is .png (and I've tried Tiff as well but doesn't work). I have not touched the rest of the parameters.



However, one thing that should be noted is that the vectors come from a gdb folder that I drag-and-dropped into QGIS and it gave me the option to import layers so I did that. Could that be interfering with the renderer?







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  • Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

    – B-C B.
    27 mins ago













  • Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

    – B-C B.
    20 mins ago



















  • Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

    – B-C B.
    27 mins ago













  • Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

    – B-C B.
    20 mins ago

















Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

– B-C B.
27 mins ago







Have you tried converting that vector file to a shapefile first? Also if there are geometry errors in your file it could cause a problem. maybe try fixing geometries prior rasterizing.

– B-C B.
27 mins ago















Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

– B-C B.
20 mins ago





Lastly it doesn't seem to recognize WGS84. Try it with a metric Coodinate system like Albers

– B-C B.
20 mins ago










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