How to create a Project Source for a WMS: Difference between revisions

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It's possible to add output from a WMS to a Project via a WMS Overlay. This requires defining a connection to the WMS as a Project Source, and then referencing that WMS's Project Source with the WMS OVerlay.

Editor → Current Situation (Ribbon tab) → Geo import (Ribbon bar) → Show Project Sources (Dropdown) → Add (Left panel)

When selecting a Project Source for a WMS Overlay, using the "Add Sources" option in it's configurations steps will also start this proces.

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 It's possible to add output from a WMS to a [[Project]] via a [[WMS Overlay]]. This requires defining a connection to the WMS as a [[Project Source]], and then referencing that WMS's [[Project Source]] with the [[WMS OVerlay]].
-{{editor location|overlay|The WMS Overlay}}
+{{editor location|project sources|left-panel=Add}}
-{{editor steps|title=connect a WMS to a WMS Overlay
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-| If it does not yet exist, add a [[WMS Overlay]] to the [[Project]].
+{{editor steps|title=create a WMS Project Source
+| Open the listing of [[Project Source]]s in the [[Project]].
+| At the bottom of the [[left panel]], click "Add" to open the [[Project Source Wizard]].
 | In the [[left panel]], select the intended [[WMS Overlay]].
 | In the [[right panel]], find the entry "Source", and click on "Select". The Source Selection window will open.
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 | Select the intended [[WMS Overlay#Result Type|Result Type]]. This can be any of the RGBA bands, or the color dictated by their combination.
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