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Export graphic from FME inspector

  • July 10, 2019
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tannyngtf
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Hi ALL

I have created straightline diagram and can be viewed in FME Inspector. I also write into ACAD but I find that the ACAD output not as pretty as showing FME Inspector.

Is there a way to save the graphic from FME Inspector or export same format as it shown to a file?

 

Regards

 

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jovitaatsafe
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Hi @tannyngtf,

I'm not 100% sure for your data, but try going to File > Save data As in the Data Inspector, and save it as a 3D PDF format.

It should successfully write out a pdf graphic of your data. You can also do this with selected portions of your data using 'Save Selected Data As'.

Otherwise perhaps a screenshot maybe easiest to get a quick view.

gio
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  • gioContributor
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  • July 11, 2019

.you might be confusing the data viewed with the rendering.

Pretty pictures are best made with Inkscape (and of course Illustrator.)

Inkscape can be (partly) driven trough fme.

 

You can create a rster form the data. With Mapnikrasteriser you have full control.

 

Or if you want to keep the geometry, export the required settings to whatever 2/3D program. Inkscape for instance.

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