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FME Desktop 2020: The “clipper” tool fails to generate the expected result,

 

In the screenshot below, I wanted to clip the blue color from the red color. As there is not intersection between these two colors, the result should be the red color itself. However, the result not exactly the red color.

 

What could be the issue here?

 

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The data and the work bench are attached

There seems to be a "bug" in the feature geometry.

If you insert a GeometryRefiner (I inserted it after GeometryCoercer) FME should give you the correct result.Refiner


Thank you caracadrian for the help.

 

Does the “geometryrefiner” tool change the original geometry?

 

 

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Thank you caracadrian for the help.

 

Does the “geometryrefiner” tool change the original geometry?

 

 

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This is a trick question 😀

It does but it doesn't...

If you are thinking at vertices, lines, arcs and so on, it doesn't.

If you are thinking at path and curves, it does.

I think the help explains it best:

  • Any homogeneous IFMEAggregate will become a multi (IFMEMultiCurve, IFMEMultiArea, IFMEMultiPoint, or IFMEMultiText).
  • Any IFMEAggregate or multi with only one member will be replaced by its single part.
  • Any IFMEDonut with no holes will become an IFMEPolygon or IFMEEllipse.
  • Any IFMEPath with only one segment will be replaced by that segment.
  • Consecutive IFMELine segments within an IFMEPath will be combined.

https://docs.safe.com/fme/2021.2/html/FME_Desktop_Documentation/FME_Transformers/Transformers/geometryrefiner.htm


Thank you for the input. This is very useful


I found out that the “geometryrefiner” tool does change the geometry and appears not to bring the solution we are looking for.

 

I’m not sure if this bug is going to be fixed soon

 

Could be there a tool that can IDENTIFY the cause of this issue such that it can be fixed at the level of the source of data (AutoCAD)?


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