I couldn’t figure out which tool is equivalent to Explode tool of AutoCAD in the FME.
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Jamal
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The equivalent tool to AutoCAD’s “explode” in FME,
+5The equivalent tool to AutoCAD’s “explode” in FME,
Best answer by samisnunu
yes it should be..
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ok sorry try setting the (Maximum Verticies :2 ) for the chopper..
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+5Thank you Sami for the answer,
If the square is exploded in the AutoCAD then 4 lines are generated.
Applying the deaggregator to the same square fails to introduce 4 lines.
What might be the issue here?
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Then try using Deaggregator, GeometryCoercer and then a Chopper..
The trick here is to determine the chopper's settings for the interval to explode (Split) for your case..
Mode: By Vertex
Maximum Verticies :3
+5The workbench below fails to explode the square and then to generate 4 lines.
What I wanted is a tool that can explode objects at each vertex which is the default behavior in the “explode” tool of AutoCAD.
Is this still possible in the FME?
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yes it should be..
ok sorry try setting the (Maximum Verticies :2 ) for the chopper..
+5Perfect Sami. It works fine now.
Then what is the advantage of the “deaggregator” in this case?
+5Thanks ETLS. This is what I guess. Then Chopper is the equivalent tool for Explode
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Jamal
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