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Substract overlaps after a buffer operation
Hi, I find a way to substract ALL overlapping polygons after a buffer operation from lines. Has anyone a solution? Thanks in advanced!
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+44- Influencer
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Posted too soon, you only want the attributes that pass through the failed port.
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Hi,
The AreaOnAreaOverlayer transformer might help you.
This transformer splits input areas into overlapped parts and non-overlapped parts. And each output feature has the overlap count attribute (named _overlaps by default), so you can test if the feature has been overlapped or not.
Takashi
Thanks to you! I did it with Buffer + AreaonAreaOverlay + AttributeRangeFilter!
Have a nice day! Cheers