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Trick<br />

To make sure that the same colour is used, Custom Colours can be<br />

used. Select a location in the custom colour , choose a colour ,<br />

and click on Add to Custom Colour . Associate a colour with each<br />

land use, .<br />

From now on, the colours of the custom base can be used for all the<br />

new layers.<br />

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Important point<br />

To save time, associating land use<br />

types with colours can be done using<br />

Style. Once the association is finished,<br />

save the style by clicking on Save<br />

Style, and save the Layer Style File in<br />

the appropriate directory. Instead of<br />

associating land use type with an appropriate<br />

colour each time, the style<br />

can be opened using Load Style. However<br />

to use a style again with a different<br />

layer, the classification field needs<br />

to include exactly the same content as<br />

the classification field in the original<br />

layer (same number, same spelling).<br />

We therefore do not advise the use of<br />

Style.<br />

THE LAND<br />

6. USE MAPS<br />

Map layers preparation<br />

• As the polygon of the boundary is<br />

above the colours of the land use<br />

type, left click on the Boundary layer<br />

and Properties. Click on None<br />

in Fill options. Then in Outline options,<br />

select a dashed line, a dark<br />

line colour, and the line width .<br />

Then click on Apply/OK<br />

TOOLBOX 6 QGIS for land use planning<br />

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