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I have a dataset of Land Parcels that I am clipping a portion out of, my problem is I need the clipper transformer to keep the parcels that the clipper crosses intact instead of chopping them off. example below shows all the red parcels have been ch
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Not sure if I understand correct but I think should use the SpatialFilter instead of the Clipper.
If you need to use the Clipper, you can copy the geometry of each feature to an attribute using the GeometryExtractor and restore the geometry from the attribute after the Clipper using the GeometryReplacer. I use the FME Binary encoding to do this.
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Not sure if I understand correct but I think should use the SpatialFilter instead of the Clipper.
If you need to use the Clipper, you can copy the geometry of each feature to an attribute using the GeometryExtractor and restore the geometry from the attribute after the Clipper using the GeometryReplacer. I use the FME Binary encoding to do this.