How can I convert a Multicurve geometry type to multiline geometry type?
Hi @vojvod, in the FME geometry model classification, MultiCurve is a collection of Curve geometries, and Line is a kind of Curve. See here to learn more: FME Geometry Model
I'm not sure what "multiline" in the context means, but the ArcStroker might help you if you want to transform Arc(s) within a MultiCurve to Line(s).
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Hi @vojvod, in the FME geometry model classification, MultiCurve is a collection of Curve geometries, and Line is a kind of Curve. See here to learn more: FME Geometry Model
I'm not sure what "multiline" in the context means, but the ArcStroker might help you if you want to transform Arc(s) within a MultiCurve to Line(s).
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I have the same problem. I'm trying to write a set of unconnected related lines ("multiline" or "aggregate line") into a gdb, but getting an error about "multicurves".
A good example of a multiline (I think) is the land border between Canada and the US.
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Dear FME community, I've the same problem and I don't find what kind of FME geometry is compatible woth Postgis Multilinestring. Have you find the solution since last year ?
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I had a similiar problem when writing to PostGis. I have a shape-layer which will be recognized as Multilinestring when read by QGIS. In FME it appears as FMEMultiCurve. FMEMultiCurve cannot be written to PostGIS Multilinestring - even when there are only lines in it.
Here is my solution:
First use Deaggregator, then Geometryfilter to be sure there are only lines, then reaggregate with Aggregator.
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Same problem ...
for me worked:
- GeometryFilter to select only the lines
- Aggregator
- Deaggregator
Then I got in postgis:
- LineString
- MultiLineString
and all geometries were fine.
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