If i'm reading this correctly, you want to clone a rectangle and offset it by its width/length so that it forms a square?

 

 

If so, I believe the following would work - in theory:

• Get centrepoint
• Locate distance you want to shift the rectangle
  • Potentially via GeometryCoercer to make area to line
  • Chopper to chop into 2 vertex lines
  • LengthCalculator
  • Sorter -> Sampler to find shortest length
• Locate angle you want to shift the rectangle
• Cloner to duplicate original rectangle. (Emphasis on original)
• Offsetter to offset cloned rectangle by distance and angle.

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Thanks for the response.

 

 

The final solution implemented was:

 

 

-TopologyBuilder instead of GeometryCoercer to break down the polygon. (GeometryCoercer couldn't change to lines for some reason)

 

-SpatialFilter to pick the right line which crosses a seperate reference box.

 

-CenterOfGravity replacer on spatial filter results.

 

-coordinateExtractor.

 

-Then I had to use featureHolder for the next step of combining the reference point and the original source

 

-Aggregator with a grouping based on an attribute part of the polygons and point.

 

-Rotater with 180degrees and attirbutes X/Y points refering to the previous coordinateExtrator.

 

 

Viola.

 

 

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