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If the count is 0, this means the items in your project do not reference the source. If the data is a raster dataset, which technically does not contain features, but cells with a value, the value will be 1. | If the count is 0, this means the items in your project do not reference the source. If the data is a raster dataset, which technically does not contain features, but cells with a value, the value will be 1. | ||
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[[Category:Source]][[Category:How-to's]] | [[Category:Source]][[Category:How-to's]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 30 January 2024
How to show the project sources table:
The project sources table shows the used Geo data sets in the project and the by a user imported data. The table shows:
- the name of the dataset
- the type
- the publisher of the dataset
- the number of features in the 3D model (count).
Notes
If the count is 0, this means the items in your project do not reference the source. If the data is a raster dataset, which technically does not contain features, but cells with a value, the value will be 1.