- Deaggregator (the fme_geometry is fme_aggregate, while fme_type is solid)
- Chopper
- CoordinateExtractor
- MulitpleGeometrySetter (returns invalid despite it being an aggregate, tested using aggregatefilter first)
Dan
Question
Fixing a solid geometry
I have a solid geometry from a DGN I am trying to load into Oracle, which works, but the geometry then fails the validation. Using the GeometryValidator transformer it tells me that there is an InvalidSolidBoundary although I am unable to fix it. So i have tried using various transfomers to decompose so I can at least view (and possibly fix), but none of the below work (i.e. I get 1 output from 1 input):
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Hi,
is your solid a donut, perhaps? Those can be tricky if there is some sort of grid or tolerance snapping that is performed in your Oracle database.
David
No it is a solid cylinder, but in the source dgn it is a cone so I wonder if this is causing the problem? What I seem to have when I view in the data inspector is 3 surfaces comprising the cone, but these can't be modified in any way (or so it seems). I will try again in the morning after a reboot see if this maybe clears anything up.