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Erik
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Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon( make_line( make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line( make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line( make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line( make_point($x-20,$y+10), make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of the layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon(make_line(make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x-20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of the layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon( make_line( make_point($x-20,$y-10), make_point($x+20,$y-10), make_point($x+20,$y+10), make_point($x-20,$y+10), make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of the layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

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Erik
Erik
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Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon(make_line(make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x-20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of youthe layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon(make_line(make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x-20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of you layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon(make_line(make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x-20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of the layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.

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Erik
Erik
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Good news, bad news.

This code creates a polygon based on your point geometry, currently 40 m wide and 20 m high (if using a m-based CRS)

make_polygon(make_line(make_point($x-20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y-10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y-10),make_point($x+20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x+20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y+10)),make_line(make_point($x-20,$y+10),make_point($x-20,$y-10)))

But since it is based on the CRS of you layer, it is slightly rotated.

Also, the rectangle is not filled. So I think you'd be better of with the "manual legend" approach.