I have a complex geometry which contains one vertex that I want to remove.
The 'offending' vertex is in the first element, the PolylineGeometry(35):
The vertext I want to remove:
I tried using something like @takashi suggested in my previous post, but obviously the arcs were lost.
I would like to ONLY remove that one point (and similarly in other complex polygons) and have the rest of the geometry unchanged. I'm an FME neophyte, so is there a way to do that?
Thanks for any help!
Best answer by owen
Hello. You can do this with the VertexRemover, specifying the index value which you can find in the inspector. You will probably have to deaggregate the feature to find the part in question first. Or if the issue is a geometry error, you could try the GeometryValidator or SpikeRemover as an alternative.
Owen
+1Hello. You can do this with the VertexRemover, specifying the index value which you can find in the inspector. You will probably have to deaggregate the feature to find the part in question first. Or if the issue is a geometry error, you could try the GeometryValidator or SpikeRemover as an alternative.
Owen
@owen, I don't see VertexRemover in 2017.1
+33@owen, I don't see VertexRemover in 2017.1
It was renamed in 2018, you should have CoordinateRemover to do the same thing
Ah, thanks!
@owen, I don't see VertexRemover in 2017.1
+3
my-geom.zip
+33Your geometry is not multi-part so the deaggregator won't do anything. I think you'll need to split the polygon down into arcs and polylines using a GeometryPartExtractor, remove the coordinate from the polyline, rebuild the geometry with a pathbuilder and coerce it back to an area.
Your geometry is not multi-part so the deaggregator won't do anything. I think you'll need to split the polygon down into arcs and polylines using a GeometryPartExtractor, remove the coordinate from the polyline, rebuild the geometry with a pathbuilder and coerce it back to an area.
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