Is it possible to get label without point? My final format is .kml
Thanks
Labeller
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12 September 2019
Hi @joellebrault,
Have a look at the TextAdder transformer.
Sets the feature's geometry to text using the previous geometry as the text location.
Hope this helps,
Itay
Hi @joellebrault,
Have a look at the TextAdder transformer.
Sets the feature's geometry to text using the previous geometry as the text location.
Hope this helps,
Itay
Did not work... My input data is a 5min grid that covers all the province. So with TextAdder, I can keep the original geometry (which is polygon) so the grid becomes text, but it's too big and I can't manage the size of the text. It stays the same as grid size no matter what text size I set. If I set "replace with point", I'm not able to get that point transparent...but thanks for the tip!
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13 September 2019
Did not work... My input data is a 5min grid that covers all the province. So with TextAdder, I can keep the original geometry (which is polygon) so the grid becomes text, but it's too big and I can't manage the size of the text. It stays the same as grid size no matter what text size I set. If I set "replace with point", I'm not able to get that point transparent...but thanks for the tip!
You can still use a point feature in your output kml, just make sure its size is really small ( too small to see)
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13 September 2019
If you're aiming to label polygons for display in a kml it might be worth looking at this article
https://knowledge.safe.com/articles/21326/kml-icons-labels.html
If you just want to label points, without the points showing, use a kml styler to set an icon type and set the scale to 0
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