I have a user that has a KML file that has utilities added on top of Google Earth. We need to pull out some of the data and translate it to either DGN or DXF. I created a workspace using the KML file to a DGN. It said it translated 2355 features but there was nothing in the DGN file. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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How can I convert a KML file to DGN or DXF
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Hi @robyn_studts
Could you share us the Workspace Template FMWT to has a better investigate?
Thanks,
Danilo
+59- Safer
Some thoughts and potential issues:
- Is data being dropped during the read process? Check the log for Unexpected Input
- Is data being dropped during the write process? Is it a dynamic workspace?
- Are there any transformers? Do the feature counts in the canvas show where features are going? Can you inspect the data mid-translation to prove it is correct.
- DGN has no problems with multiple geometry types on the same level, so that is not the issue for sure.
- How are you checking the output? In the Data Inspector? Because the default color for DGN features is white, and inspecting data in the DI makes it appear like there are no features. Do you see anything in the table view? Can you apply color with a FeatureColorSetter?
Hope something helps.
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