Clipping strategy for donut polygons when some features are missing Hi all,I’m trying to create clean cutouts (like donut shapes) from overlapping polygons in FME.For example, lets say I have four geometries A, B, C, and D, with each progressively larger and fully containing/overlapping the smaller ones. I want to subtract the inner shapes from the outer ones (e.g. D minus C, B, A; C minus B, A; etc.) so that only the ring-like areas remain. I’ve previously used the AreaOnAreaOverlayer with overlap counts to determine hierarchy (e.g. a shape with 1 overlap is the largest, and one with 3 overlaps is the smallest, so I can then figure out what is what).However, this approach breaks when some of the smaller shapes are missing. I still need the output features to retain their original attributes (e.g. A, B, C, etc.), regardless of which shapes are present. For example, shape A might be missing, or both A and B but you’d never have A and C without B. So I need a method that can still produce correct results even when some of the smaller shapes aren’t ther
