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  • September 4, 2017
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danilo_fme
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Hi Team,

I need to find the solution for my problem. My Workspace has two Source - Shapefiles: - Point - Batimetry The Shapefile Point has a Attribute that represent the angle value: ground = 256.2000122. Using the transformer AttributeCreator i have a +- 5 degrees tolerante on top the attribute ground:

Result:

  • graus_up: 261.2000122
  • graus_down: 251.2000122

I would like to create a buffer oriented the values: 251.20000 until 261.2000 from the point.

After i need to Lines ( Source Batimetry ) in a within tis buffer.

I didn't find a transformer that make this possible. Attached my template file. Thanks, - Danilo

Best answer by takashi

Hi @danilo_inovacao, you can create the boundary of your desired shape (two line segments and one arc) based on the two angles and a given radius (i.e. buffer amount), then build an area from them with an AreaBuilder. e.g.

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  • September 5, 2017

Hi @danilo_inovacao, you can create the boundary of your desired shape (two line segments and one arc) based on the two angles and a given radius (i.e. buffer amount), then build an area from them with an AreaBuilder. e.g.

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Hi @danilo_inovacao, you can create the boundary of your desired shape (two line segments and one arc) based on the two angles and a given radius (i.e. buffer amount), then build an area from them with an AreaBuilder. e.g.

Hi @takashi, Thanks you so much for your effort.

 

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