Right now I am using a python runner transformer to run the arcpy dice function but was wondering if there is an easier way to limit the number of vertices?
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You can use the Densifier to add or remove vertices. I think the Generalizer is your best option.
stalknecht wrote:
You can use the Densifier to add or remove vertices. I think the Generalizer is your best option.
That looks like it only adds vertices to an existing feature.
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brianmulcahy wrote:
That looks like it only adds vertices to an existing feature.
Also the SherbendGeneralizer, but it only works with polylines, so you would have to convert your polygons first (GeometryCoercer).
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basm wrote:
Any further recommendation or improvement on dicing in FME ?
If I understand correctly, the Chopper transformer is likely what you need. If it is, please do let me know and I'll get the documentation team to add "dice" and "dicing" as keywords - or maybe have the developers add it as an alias - so it's easier to find this transformer.
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