Then I would like to handle it in GoogleEarth but it would be too heavy. Is there a way to resolve this issue?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards
Arnaud
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Is it possible to merge several KML in a single one ?
Hi, I would like to merge several kml into one, but in keeping my hierarchical structure, that means Event Type > Countries > Year > Month > Link
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+10Arnaud,
Is Event Type > Countries > Year > Month > Link your tree structure in the KML file?
It should be possible in FME to set this I presume.
The Feature Type Name of KML Writer is the Document name displayed in the Google Earth Navigation panel.
If you can post some sample data, I can look into your problem.
Cheers
Happy FME-ing :-)
SRG
Hi SRG,
Yes Event Type > Countries > Year > Month > Link is my KMZ(in fact) structure. I effectively set this structure in FME.
So I have got 9 KMZ (which has the same structure) I would like to merge together in order to have at the end only one KMZ with the same structure.
Do you know if there is a tool to do that in FME? And as I said before I am afraid that this KMZ genrated would be too heavy to handle it in Google Earth..
Have you got an idea?
Thanks for your answer!
Cheers
Arnaud
+10Arnaud,
Do you need to display all the 9 kmz files in one go.
Have you explored the region option,minimum and maximum display scale in kml file format?
You can also do some geometry thinning/generalisation operation to reduce the file size.
Also you can look at reducing the decimal places for the coordinates.
HTH
Cheers
Happy FME-ing :-)
SRG