I would like to either overlay a point, polygon or perform a clip of a raster by using it's cell attributes. I've calculated where to perform this on on the raster (eg, Row 4205, Column 1204).
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Hi @kyle_d_wade,
You might try out the RasterSubsetter, which can take columns and rows as parameters to perform a clip operation. Are your vector and raster features georeferenced? Is there a reason not to take the traditional spatial approach with FME's spatial raster transformers?
Hope this helps,
Nathan