It was all working properly just few days back , today clipper is just crazy.
I have IFC 3D Model and Excel file with XYZ coordinates, all i trying to do is clip all those coordinates are inside / touching the boundary of 3D Model.
Are the features entering the clipper areas? This can be checked by using a GeometryFilter. Do the areas have an area? Can test this usingt the AreaCalculator. Are the areas correct? The GeometryValidator can check this.
If you check the rejected features, what is the fme_error saying?
Are the features entering the clipper areas? yes the Clipper is an Area (3D Room)
This can be checked by using a GeometryFilter. Do the areas have an area? Yes it does have an area.
Can test this usingt the AreaCalculator. Are the areas correct? Yes it does have area
The GeometryValidator can check this.
If you check the rejected features, what is the fme_error saying? The rejected feature are okie . No problem with that its the ‘Outside’ ….all those 594 feature (XYZ coordiantes ) are inside the 3D Room and i have check using Navisworks and AutoCad Civit 3D , by overlaying each other.
The issue is that all the features are outside, that’s correct.
I agree with you @nielsgerrits its now something do do with Coordinates that both items are in. Now i may need help or guidance how to get it all right.
If you remove the coordinate system in both streams (CoordinateSystemRemover) it might be enough to get it to work.
I’m no expert in this topic so hard to write something that makes sense and be sure it is correct. Reverse engineering a coordinate system is hard. I usually just try what I think it is and if it does not align, it’s not correct.
If you open the 2 streams in one inspector, you can validate this (does one set lies on top of the other, as expected) just connect the 2 sources to 1 inspector.