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Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

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UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

For example, in my case will be

-dsco AltitudeMode=clampToGround -dsco NameField=NAME_1 -dsco DescriptionField=Description

TEST RESULT enter image description here

Be Careful, when insert the creation option attribute (No space at the end allowed, seems it affecting the result):

Wrong → enter image description here Right → enter image description here

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

UPDATE 2 - Alternative

-dsco altitudeModeEnum=clampToGround -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=description

Alternative option has been tested.

Source : GDAL.org and KML Guide for Google Developer

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

UPDATE 2 - Alternative

-dsco altitudeModeEnum=clampToGround -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=description

Alternative option has been tested.

Source : GDAL.org and KML Guide for Google Developer

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

For example, in my case will be

-dsco AltitudeMode=clampToGround -dsco NameField=NAME_1 -dsco DescriptionField=Description

TEST RESULT enter image description here

Be Careful, when insert the creation option attribute (No space at the end allowed, seems it affecting the result):

Wrong → enter image description here Right → enter image description here

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

UPDATE 2 - Alternative

-dsco altitudeModeEnum=clampToGround -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=description

Alternative option has been tested.

Source : GDAL.org and KML Guide for Google Developer

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Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

UPDATE 2 - Alternative

-dsco altitudeModeEnum=clampToGround -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=description

Alternative option has been tested.

Source : GDAL.org and KML Guide for Google Developer

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

UPDATE 2 - Alternative

-dsco altitudeModeEnum=clampToGround -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=description

Alternative option has been tested.

Source : GDAL.org and KML Guide for Google Developer

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Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation optioncreation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeModeAltitudeMode can be clampToGroundclampToGround or relativeToGroundrelativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

Yes, there is. its called "Convert format". Go to processing toolbox and run it from there by right click then run as batch processing.

enter image description here

UPDATE :

put as follow in creation option column:

-dsco AltitudeMode=absolute -dsco NameField=Name -dsco DescriptionField=Description

This extra description value can be modified as you need like AltitudeMode can be clampToGround or relativeToGround like the one that you see within "Save as" method.

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