My way of thinking was to somehow calculate concentration of objects in the drawing and drop all the parts with less than xxx% concentration. For that I may need a grid and convert all obejcts into points first. After that I may use a hull builder to make an outline. Any other ideas, please? thanks a lot
If you wan't to test for density of objects, you could use densifier/chopper to reduce objects to points with equilateral distances.
From points you can create a density map.
But i think you can satisfy your need with HullAcumulator and group by layer (or if yu dont have layer, expose colour and use that as a group by attribute)
Hi Howard, Gio. Thanks for your answers. My issue is that I want to enable bulk processing. If you look at the picture I attached in the starting message, my outline (in purple) contained ALL layers (with different colors and properties) and the hull I want to get should be created not by layer or by color but by the area with the most concentration of the objects.
Hi, KKtshka
In that case i would go for segmenting, using snipper/chopper and or densifier (with same density) linear objects to points, and create a densitymap of the points; highest concetrationof points is highest density of objects. Pol
thanks Gio, I will look deeper in that option. will update the thread with the results. Thanks again
