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I'm new to GIS and have been learning a lot over the last few weeks, however, I've finally come to a point where I could use some help.

I'm working with the pdx_streets data-set from http://www.civicapps.com, which doesn't include a z-layer or elevation relating to the rendering order for ramps, overpasses, tunnels, bridges, etc.

This data-set does include F and T ordinal values(-2 to 5), which can be applied as a work-around; but what is the best way to apply this?

Currently, I have all of the street styles entered, one solution would be list each value and apply using the render order, however, this would create a lot of duplication for each style.

I have already been playing with this part for hours, any help would be appreciated.

QGIS 2.10

Metadata: http://www.portlandmaps.com/metadata/index.cfm?&action=DisplayLayer&LayerID=52058

OS: Ubuntu 14.04

I'm new to GIS and have been learning a lot over the last few weeks, however, I've finally come to a point where I could use some help.

I'm working with the pdx_streets data-set from http://www.civicapps.com, which doesn't include a z-layer or elevation relating to the rendering order for ramps, overpasses, tunnels, bridges, etc.

This data-set does include F and T ordinal values(-2 to 5), which can be applied as a work-around; but what is the best way to apply this?

Currently, I have all of the street styles entered, one solution would be list each value and apply using the render order, however, this would create a lot of duplication for each style.

QGIS 2.10

Metadata: http://www.portlandmaps.com/metadata/index.cfm?&action=DisplayLayer&LayerID=52058

OS: Ubuntu 14.04

I'm new to GIS and have been learning a lot over the last few weeks, however, I've finally come to a point where I could use some help.

I'm working with the pdx_streets data-set from http://www.civicapps.com, which doesn't include a z-layer or elevation relating to the rendering order for ramps, overpasses, tunnels, bridges, etc.

This data-set does include F and T ordinal values(-2 to 5), which can be applied as a work-around; but what is the best way to apply this?

Currently, I have all of the street styles entered, one solution would be list each value and apply using the render order, however, this would create a lot of duplication for each style.

I have already been playing with this part for hours, any help would be appreciated.

QGIS 2.10

Metadata: http://www.portlandmaps.com/metadata/index.cfm?&action=DisplayLayer&LayerID=52058

OS: Ubuntu 14.04

Thanks again

Ron

I'm new to GIS and have been learning a lot over the last few weeks, however, I've finally come to a point where I could use some help.

I'm working with the pdx_streets data-set from http://www.civicapps.com, which doesn't include a z-layer or elevation relating to the rendering order for ramps, overpasses, tunnels, bridges, etc.

This data-set does include F and T ordinal values(-2 to 5), which can be applied as a work-around; but what is the best way to apply this?

Currently, I have all of the street styles entered, one solution would be list each value and apply using the render order, however, this would create a lot of duplication for each style.

I have already been playing with this part for hours, any help would be appreciated.

QGIS 2.10

Metadata: http://www.portlandmaps.com/metadata/index.cfm?&action=DisplayLayer&LayerID=52058

OS: Ubuntu 14.04