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π Topic: conversion π
okay bestie, welcome to the GRASS User's Manual β¨ this is the conversion topic page, and it's literally the group chat where every tool that flips one map type into another hangs out. raster β‘οΈ vector, vector β‘οΈ raster, 2D β‘οΈ 3D, space time β‘οΈ everything?? it's giving glow-up montage π
πΈ the conversion crew πΈ
every single one of these is a whole main character, so let's do intros:
r.to.rast3β takes your 2D raster map slices and squishes them together into one 3D raster volume map. layers to lewk, no cap π§r.to.rast3elevβ builds a 3D volume map using 2D elevation and value raster maps as the blueprint. elevation said "I'll be the structure, you be the content" π¦r.to.vectβ raster map in, vector map out. the classic glow-up β¨r3.to.rastβ 3D raster maps β‘οΈ 2D raster maps. going back to two dimensions, humble of it honestlyt.rast.to.rast3β a space time raster dataset becomes a 3D raster map. time itself getting a third dimension, obsessed πt.rast.to.vectβ a space time raster dataset becomes a space time vector dataset. dataset to dataset, slay for slay πv.to.rastβ converts (rasterize) a vector map into a raster map. yes it says rasterize, we love a verb πv.to.rast3β converts a vector map into a 3D raster map, but only points, so don't come at it with lines and expect a miracle π
π SEE ALSO π
see also the corresponding keyword conversion for additional references, bestie β it's the little breadcrumb trail to even more of these π«Ά
π indexes π
- Main index
- Topics index
- Keywords index
- Graphical index
- Full index
π the legal-but-cute bit π
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