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Hello,
I have 2 polygons overlapped. I'd like to split polygons into two A, B. Have tried with DonutBuilder and DonutHoleExtractor transformers, but it still looks overlapped
Please advise how to split the polygons.
Original Polygon
Output Polygon after using DonutBuilder / DonutHoleExtractor:
In Fig-1, the polygons are overlapped.
In Fig-2, here the polygon is highlighted when we click on it.
Tagging @takashi, @david_r, @DaveAtSafe
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The DonutBuilder has a parameter Drop Holes: Yes|No. Try using Drop Holes = Yes. However, it does look like your areas touch, in which cae you don't really have a donut. You might try AreaOnAreaOverlayer instead.
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Have tried with DonutBuilder with Drop Holes and hidden polygon is being dropped. However I need both polygons with no overlaps.
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If the DonutBuilder can create a donut from the polygons, you can just set No to the Drop Holes parameter to keep both the donut and the hole. You should not use the DonutHoleExtractor.
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If the DonutBuilder can create a donut from the polygons, you can just set No to the Drop Holes parameter to keep both the donut and the hole. You should not use the DonutHoleExtractor.
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If the DonutBuilder can create a donut from the polygons, you can just set No to the Drop Holes parameter to keep both the donut and the hole. You should not use the DonutHoleExtractor.
As I mentioned before, it does look like your area might not be a valid donut - it looks like the hole touches the shell. If you can attach a small sample of the data, members of the community can take a look and try and understand why your donuts aren't forming as you expect.
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As I mentioned before, it does look like your area might not be a valid donut - it looks like the hole touches the shell. If you can attach a small sample of the data, members of the community can take a look and try and understand why your donuts aren't forming as you expect.
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As I mentioned before, it does look like your area might not be a valid donut - it looks like the hole touches the shell. If you can attach a small sample of the data, members of the community can take a look and try and understand why your donuts aren't forming as you expect.
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