FME Desktop 2020.0.0.0: The “clipper” tool fails to proceed and gets stuck,
I couldn’t figure out why the “clipper” tool fails to proceed and gets stuck,
What could be the issue here?
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FME Desktop 2020.0.0.0: The “clipper” tool fails to proceed and gets stuck,
+5Best answer by hkingsbury
The vast majority of your geometries are Arcs, these are represented as a mathematical equation rather than a series of vertices.
After the geometry validator, add an ArcStroker to convert the arcs into lines. The process then runs in ~6 seconds
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The vast majority of your geometries are Arcs, these are represented as a mathematical equation rather than a series of vertices.
After the geometry validator, add an ArcStroker to convert the arcs into lines. The process then runs in ~6 seconds
+5It works like a charm.
However, I couldn’t figure out what the ArcStroker has fixed!
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It works like a charm.
However, I couldn’t figure out what the ArcStroker has fixed!
The ArcStroker inperpolates vertices along the arc convert the true curve into a standard line
http://docs.safe.com/fme/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Transformers/Transformers/arcstroker.htm