Starting with QGIS 2.4 we have seen the introduction of both shapeburst fills and inverse fills. This allows for some great visualizations.
Options:
QGIS Layer Style File (save it as a “.qml” file and load a style):
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<!DOCTYPE qgis PUBLIC 'http://mrcc.com/qgis.dtd' 'SYSTEM'> <qgis version="2.4.0-Chugiak" minimumScale="0" maximumScale="1e+08" simplifyDrawingHints="0" minLabelScale="0" maxLabelScale="1e+08" simplifyDrawingTol="1" simplifyMaxScale="1" hasScaleBasedVisibilityFlag="0" simplifyLocal="0" scaleBasedLabelVisibilityFlag="0"> <renderer-v2 preprocessing="0" type="invertedPolygonRenderer"> <renderer-v2 symbollevels="0" type="singleSymbol"> <symbols> <symbol alpha="1" type="fill" name="0"> <layer pass="0" class="ShapeburstFill" locked="0"> <prop k="blur_radius" v="7"/> <prop k="color1" v="0,0,255,255"/> <prop k="color2" v="0,255,0,255"/> <prop k="color_type" v="0"/> <prop k="discrete" v="0"/> <prop k="distance_map_unit_scale" v="0,0"/> <prop k="distance_unit" v="MM"/> <prop k="ignore_rings" v="0"/> <prop k="max_distance" v="5"/> <prop k="offset" v="0,0"/> <prop k="offset_map_unit_scale" v="0,0"/> <prop k="offset_unit" v="MM"/> <prop k="shapeburst_color" v="26,194,203,255"/> <prop k="shapeburst_color2" v="255,255,255,255"/> <prop k="use_whole_shape" v="0"/> </layer> </symbol> </symbols> <rotation/> <sizescale scalemethod="area"/> </renderer-v2> </renderer-v2> <blendMode>0</blendMode> <featureBlendMode>0</featureBlendMode> <layerTransparency>0</layerTransparency> <label>0</label> <editforminit></editforminit> <featformsuppress>0</featformsuppress> <editorlayout>generatedlayout</editorlayout> <excludeAttributesWMS/> <excludeAttributesWFS/> <attributeactions/> </qgis> |
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