First create the point with VertexCreator. EDIT: This step is not necessary. I thought it was an Excel as the input.
Use a Sorter to sort features by Feature Number and Vertex Number.
Then create the lines with the LineBuilder, using Feature Number as the Connection Break
First create the point with VertexCreator. EDIT: This step is not necessary. I thought it was an Excel as the input.
Use a Sorter to sort features by Feature Number and Vertex Number.
Then create the lines with the LineBuilder, using Feature Number as the Connection Break
I have attempted to follow these steps, but so far my result is not what I want (it doesn't even change the format of the beginning data).
What I was able to do was use the points to path feature in QGIS. However, the 'Layer' column is lost during the creation of the line. (I may open a new help question for this)
I have attempted to follow these steps, but so far my result is not what I want (it doesn't even change the format of the beginning data).
What I was able to do was use the points to path feature in QGIS. However, the 'Layer' column is lost during the creation of the line. (I may open a new help question for this)
Hi Nic, is that your full workspace? I can’t see the line builder or writer transformer in there.
I have attempted to follow these steps, but so far my result is not what I want (it doesn't even change the format of the beginning data).
What I was able to do was use the points to path feature in QGIS. However, the 'Layer' column is lost during the creation of the line. (I may open a new help question for this)
What @umapper1 has said. Without the LineBuilder I have mentioned in my answer you won't see a any real change.
First create the point with VertexCreator. EDIT: This step is not necessary. I thought it was an Excel as the input.
Use a Sorter to sort features by Feature Number and Vertex Number.
Then create the lines with the LineBuilder, using Feature Number as the Connection Break
Hi Oscard,
Unfortunately, when I tried your solution, I had no success. I feel like I'm missing something, but here is the process that I have been following.
1: Import a shape file into FME
2: Apply a sorter
3: Apply a line builder
However, the result is this:
I don't think this is the result I am seeking. From what it appears, only the x, y, z values for the first vertex is being used. I want to have a geometry column that has ALL the x, y, z values for that particular line
Hi Oscard,
Unfortunately, when I tried your solution, I had no success. I feel like I'm missing something, but here is the process that I have been following.
1: Import a shape file into FME
2: Apply a sorter
3: Apply a line builder
However, the result is this:
I don't think this is the result I am seeking. From what it appears, only the x, y, z values for the first vertex is being used. I want to have a geometry column that has ALL the x, y, z values for that particular line
Could I have a sample of your SHAPE data? I have applied those steps to build lines from points without any issue.
