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I extracted two layers from the CAD file: Boundary layer and Landuse layer.
Now I want to derive the Roads layer by subtracting the Landuse layer from the Boundary layer. (in ArcGIS, the erase tool is used)
And then I need to combine the Landuse layer and Roads layer in one layer (in ArcGIS, the merge tool is used)
What might be the equivalent tools for Erase and Merge in the FME?
Thank you
Best
Jamal
+13
you can use a Clipper, like Itay suggests. Send the boundary to the CLIPPEE port and the landuse to the CLIPPER port. The features exiting the INSIDE port will be your roads layer.
To combine them with the land use polygons, just send both the land use and the roads features to the same output feature type.
David
+5
The roads are obtained improperly from the Clipper tool!
The landuse layer is extracted from the CAD file properly
The boundary is extracted from the CAD file properly too.
The Roads are not derived properly from the tool. Please have a look on the mismatched polygon
What might be the issue here?
The CAD file is stored in the link below:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/3190am3f3tur4yj/Marda_Salfit_UrbanMasterPlan_02.dwg
+17
In my test using your data, there seems to be a special case where the Clipper doesn't work correctly if input polygons contain arc segments. This may be a Safe support matter.
As a present workaround, how about using the ArcStroker to change arcs to lines before clipping?
Takashi
+3
There are more arcs in there being procesed correctly.
It seems that particular objects is somehow flawed/affected.
I tried rebuilding it in Autocad. It consists almost exclusively of arcs, but so do some other parts.
Autocad coould not connect. So i reset the endpoints to try to fix it.
Still no dice.
I have found the problem tho...:)
That particular object is 2 hatches on top of eachother.
Remove 1 in your dwg.
I did and it works as supposed.
Gio
+3
+5
Perfect Gio. The duplication of hatches is the issue. It works fine now as one of the hatches is deleted from the CAD file.
In our work environment, we heavily use hatches to describe the landuse. I’m wondering if the FME can detects the overlapped hatches and to delete the duplication.
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But ...so can Autocad.
Gio
+5
best
Jamal
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