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SOLVED - 3D Shapefiles in QGIS (2.14 and higher)

dave hoeffgen

dave hoeffgen

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Hey there,

I recently learned that QGIS is now capable of creating 3D shapefiles.
As it's necessary for some CVX features and I didn't manage to figure it out I'd like to know if somebody can help me how to do it.

I tried "add spatial index" and the vertex list of my polygon now has "X", "Y", and "r" coordinates. sadly it is not possible to add anything into the "r" cells. They just remain empty.
Was that the wrong approach?

Thanks in advance for any help :)


EDIT: There was a text I got wrong. As I foiund out now QGIS is not capable of creating 3D shapefiles. Just of etiting them.
 
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