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I have a long workflow that transforms some DWG (for buildings), GeoTIFF (for terrain) and FBX (for trees) in 3D datasets (IFC, OBJ, FBX, glTF). The whole process takes a bit more than a day because it's on a quite huge input dataset. The output is fanned out based on a 500m x 500m grid. When I was testing my workflow on a smaller dataset, it worked fine on the four different file formats. Now that I tested it on a bigger dataset, it only works on the file based datasets (IFC and OBJ). The workflow is still able to write the first part (terrain) in the folder based datasets (FBX and glTF), but as soon as it starts writing the buildings in the all ready created fanned out folders, I get an Access Denied (that I didn't get when I was working on smaller datasets). Does anybody have any idea why ?

Bonjour Quelqu’un peut-il m’aider à convertir en ecw ou jp2 le tif joint sur ce message. Je veux préserver la transparence. Dans l’ensemble, la transparence de mon test n’est pas préservée. Renommer Résultat.jpg en Résultat.jp2 pour voir le probleme (ouvert avec gqis 3.22)

Hi all, Something very strange happening just wondering if anyone has had the same issue. I have a process that both reads and writes ESRI Geodatabases. In recent weeks I have noticed that every time I try and read in a geodatabase I get an error "Workspace or Data Source is Read-Only". I have checked my permissions, I have checked I am the only user accessing and all is fine, and the error disappears if I copy the gdb locally - this error only occurs when reading across my work network between servers - but I 100% have the correct permissions for the task. To add to the complexity, the error only happens about 90% of the time but on the odd occasion all works as intended. Anyone any bright ideas? Cheers, Jack

Hi, I have a couple of queries, I will try my best to elaborate. I am transforming to DGN cell to CityGML. 1) How do i ensure, that exterior rings are counter-clockwise, and interior rings are clockwise? I am using the Orientor Transformer, and setting Let-Hand-Rule, however, on surfaces, i still see (from using Inspector against the CityGML) that the polygon is right-hand rule. 2) When viewing the resultant CityGML in Inspector, it is showing the wall surfaces rather strange..... some are rendered as exterior (solid) representation, some have the interior (dashed) representation. Does it matter that FME represents it in this way? or does it actually mean something? is it related to point1? These are shown as right hand rule (i want left hand rule). Thanks, Steve

I need to create a Minecraft world from the FME Workbench that is compatible with MinecraftEducation. It is possible to import a world but only in .mcworld format. I'm trying to update my workbench but it doesn't work. Help me please

Does FME support a connection to active directory with a group managed service account (gMSA)? Or are only regular accounts supported?

Hi, I need help and guidance. I have 2 questions. 1st. I've been using the GeometryValidator transformer and selected the OGC standard checks. When I run it, all my geometry fails. How can I check what is failing and how to fix it? If possible, please provide an example of how to fix it. 2nd. I've read the OGC Geopackage standard and found that there are some tables that need to be included in the Geopackage file, such as gpkg_spatial_ref_sys and gpkg_contents Table. Is there an automatic way in FME to create these tables, or do I need to do it manually? Hereby, I am attaching the file for your reference, tqvm all.

Hi, I'm trying to convert a DGN file wiht mixed geometries: most of them are read by FME; but not all. It seems like the geometrytype "smart solid/surfaces" isn't read by FME Desktop at all? Is it possible to read those geometrytypes? We really need them ;-) Added this message are pictures of the same file showed in MicroStation and in FME Desktop. Also added is the DGN file.

Hello everyone, I'm working on creating a Geopackage, and I've added a new table (feature type) to indicate the relationship between several other tables. How can I add features to this table without taking the original feature type or feature from the reader.

I have a dynamic workbench which reads KML and/or KMZ files (OGC/Google KML Reader with selected Multiple Files *.kml and *.kmz) do some translation and writes output features to Geodatabase. Workbench does all the translation and writes output Geodatabase, but when I run this workbench with only KML files (no KMZ files in input folder) I get an error message: KML: Cannot open dataset `G:\\path\\**\\*.kmz' KML: Error initializing reader When I run this workbench only with KMZ files (no KML files in input folder) I get an error message: KML: Cannot open dataset `G:\\path\\**\\*.kml' KML: Error initializing reader When I run this workbench with both KML and KMZ files in the input folder I don't get the error message. Can you give me some tips on how to work around this problem so that the error message does not show up in the log? Or can it show up as a warning rather than an error? It is confusing for the Workbench user when they get the error message, and the workbench actually works c

Hello everybody. The problem is the following. From a httpCaller and a featureReader I open a GTFS, but some attributes (stop_sequence in stopTimes.txt and end_date in calendar.txt) appear as missing. However, if I examine the downloaded zip with a text editor, the missing attributes appear with value, but if I open the downloaded with FME with a reader it doesn't...I tried attributeExposer, but it doesn't work. Any suggestions? Thank you so much! Pol

When attempting to read features from Salesforce via FME Server (2021.2) the job fails after warning: WARN |MULTI_READER(MULTI_READER): Skipping to next Reader ERROR |A fatal error has occurred. Check the logfile above for details The workspace runs to completion on FME Desktop (2021.2) and reads data successfully. Troubleshooting hasn't provided any further information or progress. Is there a reason that the skipping occurs on FME Server?

Need Help I have been using FME Inspector to read an IFC file. Inside the IFC file, there are IfcGeographicElement features (DTM surface). My question is, why doesn't FME display the shape of the object? I noticed in the FME the number of vertices is zero, but when I opened it in Open IFC Viewer, I can see the IfcGeographicElement object, and there are vertex values 15515. Attached herewith are screenshots of both applications views.

I am trying to map a geopackage file to another geopackage file (same format). Why is the geometry in the reader I input in 3D format, but the geometry produced by the writer is only in 2D format? Please help.

Hello everyone, I have produced a dataset in oracle. I can't display those data in ArcMap because of the issue "the number of points is less than required for feature". After reading several posts, I now understand that the issue come from the esri grid (toleand and precision) which snap point and this snapping process when displaying data in esri create some geometric issues like self-intersections that were not in oracle. I thought of writing to a temporary geodatase. However, after importing the feature from the geodabase to oracle, I still face the same issue. Because, it is an esri issue, the geometry validator is not able to detect them. However, there used to be a transformer called ArcSDEGridSnapper which is now deprecated. How could I replicated the ARcGRidSnapper function in my workbench in order to identify and exclude (or repair) the features that will cause geometric issues in ESRI?

I put the link of the data I try here which is open data from the Quebec Governement Rôles d'évaluation foncière du Québec - Rôles d'évaluation foncière du Québec géoréférencés 2013 - Données Québec (donneesquebec.ca) The problem table is B05V_UNITE_EVALN.dbf . When I open it in ArcGIS Pro, I can see 3000000 + records but in FME I see only 1500000.

Hi all, here it says that the current supported version for the LandXML Reader/Writer is version 1.1 and that further support is planned for the future. The current version of LandXML is 1.2. Does anyone know anything about the support for version 1.2 or the future version 2.0? Thanks in advance in case you have any info, cheers!

I am using Civil3D to model a wastewater pipe system using the CRS EPSG:3380. Then, I converted it to IFC using the IFCInfraexport command. During this export process, I noticed that an IFC Project Base Point was created. I then imported it into FME, using the Reader (IFC) and Writer (Shapefile), also with CRS EPSG:3380. After opening the resulting file in QGIS (also using CRS EPSG:3380), the objects are not in their correct positions. I suspect this may be related to the IFC Project Base Point. Can anyone help me understand this situation and how to correct it? Is there a transformer that can modify the IFC Project Base Point?

Seeking help, I have an IFC file containing information about sewage pipes. In theory, it should contain two types of object classes (with geometry), namely IfcDistributionChamberElement (Manhole) and IfcPipeSegment (pipe). These classes use their subclasses as connectors, namely IfcDistributionPort (at each object node). Finally, these IfcDistributionPorts should be connected to each other using a relationship class called IfcRelConnectsPorts. My problem is that when I import the IFC file as a reader, the class IfcRelConnectsPorts cannot be found, which prevents me from establishing connections between manholes and pipes. Here is a screenshot. in IFC file (open by notepad) Here is a screenshot. fme dont hv any feature or attribute name IfcRelConnectsPort.

We are upgrading from 2019.2.1.0 to 2023.1 ​ I have many AGOL feature services with attachments that we read and then write to a local database for archiving. ​ For example, I have a feature service that has about 50,000 point features. Only 4 of them have attachments (500K jpegs). I have it set to read in batches of 1,000. ​ In 2019, if I read this feature service with Attachments = Yes, it takes about 1 minute to read everything. If I open the same workspace in 2023 and run it without updating the reader, it times out every time. Sometimes it doesn't even log that it reads the first 1000 before timing out in about 7-10 minutes. Other times it has read for over an hour but still times out. If I disable attachment reading, it reads quickly in 2023. If I upgrade the reader to 2023, the reading still times out when attachment reading is enabled. The same is true for FME server. On our old 2019 server this workspace runs in about 2 minutes, but it times out every time on 2023. Help, pleas

I have an FME 2020 workspace with an MS Access reader in it. MS Access 2013 Runtime is installed on my laptop. The workspace runs correctly. I have two FME Server/Form environments (2020 and 2023) with MS Access 2019 Runtime installed on them. The workspace will not run on either of them. 2020 FME Server wants the MS Access 2013 Runtime installed ("ADO Provider not installed or not compatible with FME architecture. Try installing Microsoft Access 2013 Runtime (x64)"). 2023 FME Flow wants the MS Access 2016 Runtime installed ("ADO Provider not installed or not compatible with FME architecture. Try installing Microsoft Access 2016 Runtime (x64)"). Is that because those versions of FME Server/Flow only work with those versions of MS Access Runtime? Or, is the MS Access Runtime info embedded in the FME workspace and I should install MS Access Runtime 2019 on the my laptop to work with either version of FME Server/Form? Bottom line is I would like to run the workspace on the 2020 FME Server

Hello, I have a SalesForce account that is working but for somehow I'm not able to read data with FME. When setting my account, it was first asking me my username and my password After fixing this, now I'm not being able to create the web coinnection for Saleforces. I'm only receiving the following error message . I went to manage web connection and tried to test the web service for Saleforces but still the same error. Any ideas?

Feature cache works great as a method to inspect all transformers after a workbench has ran, but causes a few issues for me. it hurts performance to cache each and every transformer I lose all the cached data if FME crashes or I close the workbench. I am looking for advice on ways to cache or otherwise save output from only a few transformers. My only idea is to write features out to a file, and later bring back in with a writer. are there other transformers I may not be aware of that can save/recall data after restarting the workbench?

Is it possible to restore the cached data from a ran workbench that has been closed or crashed? I am running a heavy dataset (10s of millions of features) and it takes several hours to run. As I troubleshoot the workbench after, I am bouncing around between the cached inspectors for each transformer. My workbench has been crashing often in this process, and I wish I could re-open it and get back to the full cached state without having to re-run it.

I would like to write features to a local file to read back in later and looking for the best file type for performance. My local machine does not have any DBs to use for this purpose (Oracle, SQL, etc) so I am limited to files I can save to a PC folder. Does FME have it's own DB file type that I could be utilizing? I tried FME Feature Store (FFS) but it has limited functionality, such as not being able to set truncate or table drop on runs. And it's main purpose is to add encryption which I don't need and seems like it hurts performance. I have read on here that CSV is very high performance but I don't want to lose metadata such as data type, len, etc. Excel has a feature limit that does not work for me.