Please use a GeometryCoercer to coerce the solid to a fme_composite_surface, then use a SolidBuilder to rebuild the solid from the surface. It should ignore the overlapping faces when building the new solid.
You may need to add a Deaggregator after the GeometryCoercer to break up the surface into individual faces, but try first without it.
Please use a GeometryCoercer to coerce the solid to a fme_composite_surface, then use a SolidBuilder to rebuild the solid from the surface. It should ignore the overlapping faces when building the new solid.
You may need to add a Deaggregator after the GeometryCoercer to break up the surface into individual faces, but try first without it.
Hi @daveatsafe , thank You so much for advice! I have tried to apply this on my dataset, but with no success. Please, could You give a try on dataset from attachment? This is IFC file containing one solid feature as I wrote.
Hi @daveatsafe , thank You so much for advice! I have tried to apply this on my dataset, but with no success. Please, could You give a try on dataset from attachment? This is IFC file containing one solid feature as I wrote.
I tried using the SolidBuilder process on your IFC data, but it was not able to build a valid solid from the deaggregated faces. There may be a small gap that is causing the failure, but I have no tools to find it.
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