+7Greets,
Any idea to cut the polygons in the layer 2 based on the polygons in layer 1 in the same shape and close or same ratio of cutting , please note that there is a shifting between tow layers.
or move the polygons in layer 1 to match the location of polygons (based on corners) in layer2
+23@mazenaldaas interesting case. Could you provide more context of the question, what do layers 1 and 2 stand for? In case you would run the Intersector layer 2 will be split into different parts because layer 1 polygons consist of different parts. Is that what you like to achieve?
+7The layer 2 for parcel.
The layer 1 for the same parcel put after cutting to parts (2,3,...parts) but as shown there is a shift.
The purpose is reflecting the cutting in parcels in layer 1 to the original parcel which is in our sample layer 2
+20Try using an AnchoredSnapper to move polygon 1 onto polygon 2 (polygon 2 is the anchor). Then use an AreaOnAreaOverlayer to cut polygon 2.
+7Dear Joepk,
I tried Anchored Snapper before, but it doesn't give me the desired result, because the polygons in layer 1 is catted… so there is a difference in the corners, plus you will not get the same shape of the polygon 1 when you use AreaOnAreaOverlayer to cut polygon 2..
+20Why is the data in layer 1 shifted? Was it ever correct? Maybe there is a way to invert the shift so the layers match up nicely.
