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When I cut the green polygon according to the red polygon the result should be 3 polygons
My question is can I add a tolerance to avoid small area and in this case the result will be just two polygon (A and B with small area in C)?
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Clip, cut..
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Best answer by caracadrian
I don't think the Clipper tolerance works like this.
You can get the area of the features, test/filter for areas smaller than your desired value, get the touching polygon via SpatialFilter (small areas and normal areas in Filter and Candidate ports) with group by enabled on an initial unique attribute and send the output of the Passed port to a Dissolver with Group By enabled.
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I don't think the Clipper tolerance works like this.
You can get the area of the features, test/filter for areas smaller than your desired value, get the touching polygon via SpatialFilter (small areas and normal areas in Filter and Candidate ports) with group by enabled on an initial unique attribute and send the output of the Passed port to a Dissolver with Group By enabled.
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caracadrian wrote:
I don't think the Clipper tolerance works like this.
You can get the area of the features, test/filter for areas smaller than your desired value, get the touching polygon via SpatialFilter (small areas and normal areas in Filter and Candidate ports) with group by enabled on an initial unique attribute and send the output of the Passed port to a Dissolver with Group By enabled.
Thanks caracadrian,
it's a great way to get the desired result..
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