Hi friends give me some advice how do I read the FBX files that are located in different places on the disk?
PS. I have a file with the exact address to each file I need.
Hi friends give me some advice how do I read the FBX files that are located in different places on the disk?
PS. I have a file with the exact address to each file I need.
Hi @muzhnasto
I suggest you use the transformer FeatureReader to extract the FBX files.
Thanks in Advance,
Danilo
Hi @muzhnasto
I suggest you use the transformer FeatureReader to extract the FBX files.
Thanks in Advance,
Danilo
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
Try it without the Aggregator. The FeatureReader needs to be triggered with a single feature for every file you want it to read.
You're using the PATH reader now in the FeatureReader, is that intentional?
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
I would not aggregate it, I would have each feature with a path to their fbx file trigger the FeatureReader. I do that all the time with shapefiles of raster footprints containing an attribute of the file location.
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
Hi @Hans van der Maarel About Aggregator, I looked at Takashi. but with PATH reader, I'm really wrong. Please give me advice on which transformers and settings I should use for the task of reading files from the list.
PS. Removed Aggregator from the schema now Rejected 25 pieces instead of 1
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
Hi @jdh I can somehow see the settings of your initiator and FeatureReader?
I've already tried it and either I'm doing something wrong or I don't understand something
The initiator can be anything as long as it contains an attribute to the full path of the file.
Any attributes would have to explicitly be exposed, either in the attribute handling on the FeatureReader (generic port) or as a separate AttributeExposer.
Friends, thanks to you, I found my mistake )) and found out how it works