In other words, there needs to be one FLOOR_ID with it's respective POINT and LINESTRING per row. Please see the screenshot below. Thanks
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How do you arrange the output of this transformer so a POINT Z and LINESTRING Z are on the same feature (row) per their respective FLOOR_ID?
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Hi @larue , if you intend to aggregate each pair of two rows having common FLOOR_ID so that the resulting row will have two geometry attributes (POINT and LINESTRING), this workflow is a possible way.
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Hi @larue , if you intend to aggregate each pair of two rows having common FLOOR_ID so that the resulting row will have two geometry attributes (POINT and LINESTRING), this workflow is a possible way.
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takashi wrote:
Hi @larue , if you intend to aggregate each pair of two rows having common FLOOR_ID so that the resulting row will have two geometry attributes (POINT and LINESTRING), this workflow is a possible way.
Hi @Takashi Iijima ,
Once again, you get me out of a jam! I was doing exactly this configuration, but what tripped me up was not setting "Across Output Ports" in the Attribute Filter.
I have been trying to master this type of manipulation, but am not sure what you call it in a search. Is this...Attribute manipulation? Feature wrangling? It does not seem to be related to Lists, which is what you would call it in Dynamo. Are there tutorials out there?
Many thanks,
Loren
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