Greyscale styling

[trodaway]

Not sure if this is something which already exists and hasn't been shared, as a lot of other OS products offer a greyscale styling. If it doesn't exist, is it possible to request this as a feature enhancement please? Thank you.

[egil1978]

Hey,
Thanks for your comment. This is something we are in the process of putting together now and will be available later this month.
Ill comment again here when the stylesheets are ready. P.

[trodaway]

Hi @egil1978, glad to hear you're in the process of doing this. Is there any update on the timeframe for it? Thanks

[egil1978]

Hey @trodaway,
We have something made but at the moment we only have it as QGIS QML files. Is this the format you'd prefer and would you be up for testing them for us? It would be great to get some real user feedback before we go live.

[trodaway]

Hey @egil1978 unfortunately we mainly use ArcGIS Pro instead of QGIS, so can't readily give the QML files a fair test. If in due course you have lyrx files ready before you go live and want us to test those, I would be more than happy to do so, and to gather feedback within our organisation. Thanks

[egil1978]

Hey @trodaway no probs. Let me get them made as lyrx files so I can share them with you asap.

[egil1978]

Forgot to ask @trodaway but are you using GML or GPKG?

[trodaway]

Sorry for the delayed reply. We're using GPKG.

[egil1978]

Hey @trodaway we have added a new LYRX file for greyscale styling of OSMM Topography Layer. Please download the repo again to access the file and provide any feedback through this thread. Many thanks.

[Eserim]

thanks- for info this one still uses the advanced features to put slope and cliffs in with the same layer as everything else which has the performance hit I identified earlier #24

It is a bit more subdued (not a bad thing) than my version - attached. And certainly has better rendering for symbols and points

Mastermap Grey Scale.zip