run_command ( 'g.region', raster = 'landcover_2014' ) # write map to image file gisenv () overwrite = True env = overwrite env = False env = 'standard' gisdbase = env location = env mapset = env res = 1 # set region Import os import grass.script as gscript # set environmentĮnv = gscript. The image landcover-2014.png will be written toįor a more detailed guide to using Python in GRASS. To produce a large number of maps quickly. Maps can be automatically generated using Uncheck draw border around the map frame.Ī title, legend, and scale bar to the map.Īnd the reference point to the top left corner. Set fit frame to match current computational region. In the file menu select cartographic composer.Ī new window with the cartographic composer Reposition the map elements in the GRASS map display, The position of map elements may need to be adjusted. Use the flexi page type to fit the landcover raster.Īfter running the module, check the map it generated.
Set the workspace, the output file, the page type, and the format. To force the graphical user interface for the addon module to open. Note that you may need to run m.printws -ui with the -ui flag
In the File menu select Workspace and then Save as This addon module uses the settings saved in a workspace file to print a map.
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To print a higher resolution map as an image or pdf This will save an image file from the map display png using the save display to file button D.northarrow style=fancy_compass at=90.0,10.0 color=white text_color=white font=Lato-Regularĭ.barscale at=72,5.8 length=500 units=feet segment=2 color=white bgcolor=none text_position=left fontsize=14Īs a.
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